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Portal Use Cases (Teams, Clients, Regions, Product Lines)

Common ways to use Portals to serve different audiences.

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Written by Edward Boatman
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Portals give you flexibility in how you share content. Here are common ways organizations use them.

By team or department

Create Portals for different internal teams:

  • Marketing Portal - Campaign assets, templates, brand guidelines

  • Sales Portal - Product sheets, presentations, case studies

  • Engineering Portal - Technical diagrams, documentation assets

Each team sees only the Kits relevant to them.

By client or partner

Give external partners dedicated access:

  • Agency Portal - Brand assets and guidelines for your creative agency

  • Retail Partner Portal - Product images and marketing materials

  • Franchisee Portal - Localized assets and templates

Partners get a professional, branded experience without accessing internal content.

By region or market

Organize content for different geographic markets:

  • North America Portal - US/Canada specific assets

  • EMEA Portal - European market materials

  • APAC Portal - Asia-Pacific content

Include region-specific Kits while sharing global assets.

By product line

Separate content by product or brand:

  • Product A Portal - All assets for one product line

  • Product B Portal - Different product's materials

  • Corporate Portal - Company-wide brand assets

Keep product teams focused on relevant content.

By purpose

Create purpose-driven Portals:

  • Press Portal - Media kit, logos, executive photos

  • Event Portal - Conference materials, signage templates

  • Onboarding Portal - New employee resources

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