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Worksites

Turn your website into a place
customers can get things done.

We add useful website features like invoice links, status checks, file uploads, approvals, request forms, and client portals so customers can work with you faster.

What this means

Beyond a brochure.
Useful tools built into the website.

A Worksite helps customers take simple actions without digging through email threads or calling for every update. It can stay lightweight with one-time links, or include a client portal when customers need a place to return.

Send One Clear Link

Give customers a focused link for the exact thing they need to do: approve a detail, pay an invoice, upload a file, or answer a request.

Collect Files and Details

Let customers send drawings, specs, photos, quantities, missing details, project notes, or quote information through a simple page.

Show Status and Next Steps

Share order status, shipment details, approval steps, invoice links, open questions, or project updates without extra back-and-forth.

Add a Client Portal

For repeat customers, create a secure place to view active work, find documents, submit requests, review history, and return when they need something.

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Manuals

One workflow at a time

Manufacturers do not need a giant software overhaul to improve operations. They need steady workflow improvements.

The front door of the factory

A manufacturing website should not be flashy. It should quickly answer buyer, engineer, and job candidate questions.

What is a Worksite?

A Worksite is a website with useful customer-facing tools built in, such as invoice links, file uploads, approvals, status checks, request forms, or client portals.

Do customers need to create an account?

Not always. Many Worksite features can use simple no-login links. A portal can be added when customers need ongoing access, history, or repeat use.

What can a Worksite be used for?

It can handle invoice links, quote requests, file uploads, proof approvals, order status, project questions, shipment updates, shared documents, and customer requests.

How is this different from a Workspace?

A Worksite helps customers interact with your company through the website. A Workspace is a deeper internal system for managing operations, jobs, handoffs, and team workflows.

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