Tutorial · Portals
Portals: an internal hub for your team
A Portal is an internal page where your team finds and launches Flows, reads documents, and follows procedures, one tidy home instead of a scavenger hunt.
4 min read · Admins & team leads
Portals
One home for a team's work
Open Portals and create one for a team or purpose. A Portal is an internal page where your team starts flows, reads documents, and follows procedures, so newcomers and busy colleagues always know where to begin.
What a Portal gathers
Flows
Start work fast
- •Curate the flows a team uses
- •Launch in one click
- •No hunting through the library
Docs
Context in place
- •Embed guides and policies
- •Read before you run
- •Everything in one page
Procedures
The right way
- •Lay out how the team works
- •Consistent onboarding
- •A single source of how-to
Build one Portal per team or function. It becomes the first link you share with a new hire, the place that answers where do I start without a single Slack message.
Common questions
Who can see a Portal?
Access follows the same permission model as everything else, so you control which users or groups can open a given Portal.
How is a Portal different from the Flows list?
The Flows list is the full catalog for builders. A Portal is a curated, purpose-built page for a team, showing only what they need and adding docs and context around it.
Give every team a home
See a Portal that turns scattered work into one clear starting point on a guided demo.