Notion Client Portal Template
$27 · One-time

Provision a secure Notion Client Portal — the moment they sign

Import the blueprint into Make, point it at your Clients and Client Portals Notion databases, and every new client automatically gets a fully provisioned portal — Landing, Brief, Files, Decisions, and Status Board sub-pages ready to scan — and a portal-link email in their inbox, without a single workspace stand-up.

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Everything in the bundle

What you get when you buy

  • Make (Integromat) scenario blueprint — JSON file you import in one click
  • Two pre-mapped Notion database schemas — Clients + Client Portals (with field IDs prepared)
  • Notion sub-page template — Landing, Brief, Files, Decisions, Status Board ready to clone
  • Notion blocks layout — H2 headers + to-do / numbered-list / callout blocks pre-baked
  • Conditional portal-link email — fires based on a Notion checkbox per Client row
  • One-time purchase · Instant delivery · No subscription

One-time purchase

$27

The automation

Five Make modules. One client portal.

Each module runs automatically. Together they turn a raw new-client row in your Clients database into a fully provisioned Notion workspace — with structured Landing, Brief, Files, Decisions, and Status Board sub-pages — and a portal-link email sitting in the client's inbox.

Notion
Step 1
New client lands in your Notion Clients database

Your team drops every new client into a Clients database — a few structured properties for name, contact, engagement, status, and start date. The moment a Client row is marked "Portal Ready", the scenario triggers automatically.

Triggers when Status → "Portal Ready"

Notion
Step 2
Provision a Notion Client Portal sub-page tree

Make clones your Client Portal template page, populating client name, engagement name, start date, and owner. The cloned tree includes Landing, Brief, Files, Decisions, and Status Board sub-pages — every page already wired with the engagement fields you forwarded from the source Client row.

Runs immediately after the trigger

Notion
Step 3
Append blocks to the Status Board sub-page

The scenario writes four structured H2 sections into the Status Board sub-page using Notion blocks: Brief Summary (paragraph), Key Milestones (to-dos the client can tick off), Decisions Log (timestamped numbered list), and Next Steps (callout blocks everyone sees at a glance).

Happens in the same cycle as the sub-page creation

Notion
Step 4
Mark the source Client row as Active and link the portal

Back on the original Clients row, the Status flips to "Active" and the provisioned portal URL is recorded on the row itself. Now anyone scanning the Clients database can see at a glance which engagements have a live portal and follow the link to the workspace.

Marks immediately after blocks are appended

Email
Step 5
Send the client a portal-link email

The scenario fans out a short transactional-style email to the client with their portal URL, the engagement name, and a one-line welcome. If the Client row has the "Skip portal email" box checked, this step is skipped silently and the rest of the chain runs unchanged.

Fires conditionally based on the Skip portal email checkbox

Setup in three steps

From purchase to live in under an hour

01

Buy & download

Complete checkout and receive the Make blueprint JSON, two pre-mapped Notion database schemas, and the setup guide instantly.

02

Import the blueprint

In Make, create a new scenario and click Import Blueprint. Create (or import) the Clients and Client Portals databases in Notion, then drop your portal template ID into the placeholder field. About ten minutes.

03

Connect & go live

Connect your Notion workspace, activate the scenario, and the next time a Client row is marked "Portal Ready" a fully provisioned portal sub-page tree appears in Notion and the client gets the welcome email.

From client-heavy teams

Set the structure. Let the portal appear.

Operators who wired this template into their stack and stopped building client workspaces by hand.

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