Glossary
What is the difference between a portal and a website?
A website is public and shows everybody the same thing. A portal sits behind a sign-in and shows each person what belongs to them: their documents, their tier, their history. Most organisations run both, the website doing the selling and the portal holding the relationship afterwards.
Portals
Related terms
- What is a client portal?
- What is a member portal?
- What is an investor portal?
- What is a vendor portal?
- What is a customer portal?
- What is a partner portal?
- What is a self-service portal?
- What is an extranet?
- What is the difference between an intranet and a portal?
- What is a no-code portal?
- What is multi-tenant SaaS?
Still deciding
See the terms as features
The glossary explains the vocabulary. The features page shows what each of these looks like in a portal you run yourself, and the pricing page shows what it costs.