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Description
Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place is a plugin that creates private portals in WordPress to centralize files, links, documents, deliverables, and project information in modules accessible to each client. It helps those who work with recurring projects, consulting services, or digital material delivery organize each portal by demand, reduce files lost in emails, and keep everything available to the client in their own dashboard.
Main Features of Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place
- Portals for each client
Creates separate areas to organize specific projects, deliverables, and documents. - Content modules
Groups files, links, text, and information into editable sections. - Private access
Restricts portal content to the authorized client only. - Visual customization
Allows you to adjust colors, fonts, and the logo according to the visual identity in use. - Update notifications
Sends alerts when the portal receives relevant changes or interactions.
Benefits of Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place
- Less rework
Reduces repeated requests for files that were previously sent. - Organization by project
Keeps documents, links, and stages grouped in a single dashboard. - Clearer client service
Makes it easier for clients to find information without relying on lengthy email conversations. - More professional workflow
Standardizes the delivery of materials throughout projects, contracts, and follow-ups.
Who Is Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place For?
- Agencies that deliver files, briefs, proposals, and final materials to multiple clients.
- Accountants, lawyers, and consulting firms that need to keep documents organized by client or period.
- Those who manage projects with stages, links, forms, and materials that must remain accessible at all times.
How to Download Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place
Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place is available for download here at Ultrapack. After downloading the .zip file, go to Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin, select the package, and activate it in the WordPress dashboard.
Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place works as an organized layer between the WordPress site and the client service workflow. Instead of scattering documents across emails, external folders, and separate messages, the plugin brings each delivery together in a private portal, with a simple visual structure and content separated by project, client, or type of follow-up.
Frequently asked questions
Is Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place GPL-licensed?
Yes. Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place is distributed under the GPL (GNU General Public License). You may legally use, modify and redistribute it on as many sites as you want.
Can I use Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place on multiple sites?
Yes. You can install Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place on as many sites as you want. Only automatic updates through Ultrapack Auto Updater have a limit: from 3 to 80 sites, depending on the plan.
How much does Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place cost at Ultrapack?
Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place costs US$2.99 as a single purchase, and it is also included in the subscription plans starting at US$12/mo (VIP I).
Does Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place include updates?
Yes. The current version of Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place is 5.10.0, published at Ultrapack on Oct 5, 2026. Subscribers update straight from the WordPress dashboard with UAU (Ultrapack Auto Updater).
Is Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place scanned before publication?
Yes. Every version of Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place goes through a malware scan (ClamAV and YARA rules, at UltraHub) before it is published.
What are the requirements for the plugin Client Portal – Your Project Assets In One Place?
Requires WordPress 6.5 or higher and PHP 7.4 or higher. Tested up to WordPress 6.8.1.
What changed in this version
Version 5.10.0
- Creating a portal now opens a chooser. Start from scratch, use one of your own templates, or pick a ready-made portal from the Portal Gallery.
- You can favourite a template so it sorts first under My Templates.
- You can export a portal or template as JSON from the list screen, and import that file from the chooser. Content pages, synced patterns, navigation, and files come with the export.
- Files and Private Files can show clients a title instead of the uploaded filename. The title starts as the name in the Media Library, and you can change it on the module.
- Clients can now be emailed when you add files to a Files or Private Files module in their portal. The email waits a few minutes after you last save so you can add more files without extra messages. This is on by default. You can turn it off or change the wording in Notifications, the same way as the other emails.
- After you update a content page, you can email the clients who can see that page. Updating the page does not send the email. You choose who to notify from the confirmation that appears after you save. Turn this off in Notifications to hide the link.
- Each module can use its own icon. PNG, JPG, GIF, and WebP work by default. SVG is available when your site already allows SVG uploads.
- Portal text now follows your site language, including comments, module actions, and Client Uploads. Belgian Dutch is included.
- Improved
- Editing a template shows a notice that existing portals stay unchanged.
- Synced patterns in the editor link out to their documentation.
- The template gallery heading stays on screen while templates load.
- The Powered by link opens in a new tab.
- Text under an image slider in the popup no longer sits against the bottom edge.
- Client Uploads no longer show on public portals, and the editor warns you when one is set up there.
- Imported templates no longer arrive already favourited.
- Deleting a WordPress user removes that person from the portals they were assigned to.
- On sites with many content pages, the assigned page stays selected in the editor dropdown.
- The Register block lists portals and templates beyond the first 10.
- A content page no longer goes blank when an image slider is missing images.
- Importing a portal no longer stalls when images on the source site cannot be reached.
- Moving a portal to another site keeps links between its content pages, and links that pointed at the original site, working.
- Imported content keeps backslashes.
- Module icons display correctly when several appear on the same page.
- The Portals column on the Users screen loads faster on sites with many portals.
Version 5.9.1
- Improved
- Hardened session cookie handling
- Fixed editor text not displaying in the correct font on newer WordPress versions
- Fixed interactive content failing to render on portal content pages
- Fixed live colour preview throwing in the iframed block editor
- Fixed frozen live colour preview backgrounds in the editor
Version 5.9.0
- Auto-created portal titles can now include the client's name or company. Add {first_name}, {last_name}, or {organization} to the New Portal Title field — in the registration block or your global settings — and each new portal is named automatically (for example, "{first_name}'s Portal" becomes "John's Portal"). Plain titles and existing portals are unchanged.
- Improved
- Renamed several admin sidebar labels for clarity
- Editor scripts now refresh correctly after an update, so browsers no longer serve outdated editor code from cache
- Private file security updates
- Fixed an issue where some private file downloads could fail unexpectedly in the block template
- Reminder notifications: deselecting all recipients now saves correctly and sends to nobody, instead of being ignored
- Phase settings no longer fail to load when the number of parts is set to 0 or left empty
- Fixed an editor crash ("leco-cp-sidebar has encountered an error") when clicking "Edit original" on a synced pattern inside a portal or template
- Pattern editing inside portals now works correctly in WordPress 7.0
Version 5.8.1
- Auto-created portal titles can now include the client's name or company. Add {first_name}, {last_name}, or {organization} to the New Portal Title field — in the registration block or your global settings — and each new portal is named automatically (for example, "{first_name}'s Portal" becomes "John's Portal"). Plain titles and existing portals are unchanged.
- Improved
- Renamed several admin sidebar labels for clarity
- Editor scripts now refresh correctly after an update, so browsers no longer serve outdated editor code from cache
- Fixed an issue where some private file downloads could fail unexpectedly in the block template
- Reminder notifications: deselecting all recipients now saves correctly and sends to nobody, instead of being ignored
- Phase settings no longer fail to load when the number of parts is set to 0 or left empty
- Fixed an editor crash ("leco-cp-sidebar has encountered an error") when clicking "Edit original" on a synced pattern inside a portal or template
Version 5.8.0
- Comment notifications: get notified when clients comment on content pages
- Per-portal notification settings: override your global notification setup on a portal-by-portal basis when you need different behaviour for different clients
- Custom admin recipient field: send admin notifications to additional email addresses, not just the site admin
- Improved
- Notification settings page redesigned for clarity, with pill-style sub-tabs, clearer copy throughout, and a refreshed layout
- Per-notification enable/disable toggles are easier to find and use
- "Email appearance" tab renamed to "Email settings" and rewritten to be more useful
- "Module available" renamed to "Module activated" for consistency
- Email subject lines and body content rewritten to be clearer and more professional
- Custom notification fields now pre-fill with your global defaults so you're not starting from scratch
- Image slider modal redesigned: full-width images, overlay navigation arrows, cleaner layout without grey background
- Image slider download dropdown now opens upward to avoid being clipped by the modal edge
- Resolved an issue where some portal notifications could be silently blocked even when settings showed them as enabled
- Digest emails now correctly respect per-portal notification settings
- Multi-recipient admin emails now correctly report delivery status (previously, partial delivery could be reported as a full failure, leading to duplicate sends)
- Hardened security for notification emails containing user-generated content
- Fixed a layout issue where pasting formatted content from other apps (like Google Docs or Word) into a module would break the list styling in the popup view
- Inactive modules no longer appear active in the content page sidebar — they're now properly greyed out and non-clickable, matching the behaviour elsewhere in the portal
Release notes published by the developer.
How to install
Automatic updates: this item is updated by the Ultrapack Auto Updater. With it installed, the new version shows up in your dashboard like any other WordPress update (how to set it up).
- Download the file
leco-client-portal.zip. - In the WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin.
- Select the file
leco-client-portal.zipand click Install Now. - Click Activate.
Requirements: Requires WordPress 6.5 or higher and PHP 7.4 or higher. Tested up to WordPress 6.8.1.
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