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ERP portal designer

ERP Portal Designer for Customer and Vendor Portals

Build portal pages and workflows visually, then publish branded experiences for customers, suppliers, and partners.

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Why teams need a ERP portal designer

Custom portal projects take too long

Traditional development cycles delay launches and create ongoing dependency on engineering for minor workflow changes.

ERP screens are not ideal for external users

Teams need modern, branded portal experiences without embedding external users directly in internal ERP interfaces.

Workflow changes are hard to maintain

Business teams need to iterate forms, approval rules, and page layouts as processes evolve.

Key features

Visual page and form builder

Create portal pages, forms, and data views without rebuilding front-end code for every change.

Reusable templates

Start from customer, vendor, returns, and onboarding templates to accelerate implementation.

Workflow orchestration

Configure routing, approvals, notifications, and conditional logic for external processes.

Brand and domain controls

Deploy a polished external experience using your visual identity and preferred domain setup.

Common workflows

  • Customer and vendor portals from one platform

    Use shared design patterns while tailoring fields and actions for each external audience.

  • Rapid pilot then phased expansion

    Launch one high-impact workflow first, then add additional pages and automations incrementally.

  • Operations-led process improvements

    Enable business teams to adjust portal UX and workflow logic as requirements change.

Implementation timeline

  1. 1

    Select the portal foundation

    Choose a template aligned to customer service, procurement, returns, or compliance workflows.

  2. 2

    Map ERP-backed data objects

    Connect the entities and fields users need for forms, lists, and status views.

  3. 3

    Configure role-specific experiences

    Control who can view, submit, approve, and export based on role and account context.

  4. 4

    Publish and iterate

    Launch production pages and make future updates through configuration rather than project rework.

Design once, connect to your ERP strategy

The designer works with TenvioCloud's Epicor Kinetic native connector and with non-Epicor systems connected through REST APIs, CSV imports, or SQL integration paths. This gives teams a consistent portal layer across mixed ERP environments.

Security and role-based access

Permission-aware components

UI elements and actions can be shown or hidden by role to reduce user error and data exposure.

Server-enforced data filters

Data visibility is constrained at query time, not just in page rendering logic.

Governed workflow actions

Approvals, escalations, and exceptions can be routed with accountability and auditability.

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Frequently asked questions

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Request early access and we'll walk through your ERP data model, portal workflows, and rollout plan.

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