ERP with a customer portal that fits
An ERP with a customer portal should fit how your business works and what you need to share with customers. Regifactu links professional portals to business management, bringing catalogues, availability, orders and documents together. To plan your project, first define the digital experience you want to offer and the processes it should connect.
Define what the portal needs to do
Before setting the scope, identify the specific need: give access to a catalogue, share documents or connect orders to business management. These projects differ, even though they all link customer activity to company information.
Tell us what customers ask about, what information you share today and where data has to move between tools. This keeps the discussion focused on your operations, not a context-free feature list.
Decide what information to connect
Regifactu brings together management, invoicing, finance, customers and operations. Its digital ecosystem connects this activity with web experiences, shops and professional portals. To define the portal, we can start with what you need to connect:
- Customers: what commercial relationship information should be included.
- Catalogue and availability: what customers need to check.
- Orders: how they should connect to your business operations.
- Documents: what you need to share through the digital channel.
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See what needs custom development
If your process needs a specific adaptation, Regifactu combines its platform with custom development. You can propose a specific improvement or a broader solution, explaining what doesn’t fit a generic tool.
Custom solutions address these needs on Regifactu and connect the rest of your business ecosystem. The scope should match the process you want to improve.
Tell us about your project for a quote
You don’t need a technical document. Tell us how your business works, what you want to improve and the result you’re looking for. If you already use other tools, say which ones are involved and what you need to connect. This will help us shape a proposal around your operations.
Frequently asked questions
What is a customer portal ERP?
A management system where customers log in to view prices, place orders, download documents and track deliveries, using the same data as your team.
Can access be limited by customer?
Yes. Each account sees its own prices, approved products, orders and invoices. Other customers’ data stays private.
Does it replace an online store?
Different channels, same catalogue: the portal is for business customers; the store is public. They can coexist.