Dashboard development services,
built around your data

A client portal is a secure web app where your customers log in to see their own information, such as project status, documents, invoices, reports or messages, instead of asking your team by email. Each client only sees their own data. It saves your staff time and gives clients an answer at any hour.

Start by deciding what clients should see and do, such as files, status, payments and messages. Then choose an off-the-shelf portal tool or a custom build. A custom portal needs secure login, role-based access, a database and integrations with your existing tools. OffLift builds custom portals with React, Node.js and Supabase.

A custom business dashboard with OffLift starts from $3,000, and the final price depends on the number of data sources, user roles, charts and whether you want AI features such as automatic weekly summaries. Simple needs are often met first by free tools like Looker Studio. After a short conversation we quote a fixed price for an agreed scope.

An admin dashboard is the private control panel behind an app or website, where staff manage users, content, orders and settings and moderate submissions. OffLift built a moderator and admin dashboard for the God Encounters platform, sharing one API with the mobile app, so staff and users always work from the same data.

Use Looker Studio or Power BI when you mainly need charts from existing tools. Choose a custom dashboard when you need data from your own app, client-facing access, role-based permissions, actions rather than just charts, or AI features. We will tell you honestly if a ready-made tool is enough for what you need.

Yes. A custom dashboard can pull data from accounting software, CRMs, spreadsheets, payment providers or your own database through their APIs, so everything appears in one place. We confirm exactly what each tool allows during discovery, and we plan how often the data should refresh so the numbers you see are current.

Yes. We build role-based access, so an admin, a moderator and a client each see and do only what their role allows. The God Encounters platform, for example, has a moderator and admin web dashboard with its own access rules, and login is handled securely rather than bolted on at the end.

Yes. A dashboard can write an automatic weekly summary, flag numbers that move unusually and answer plain-English questions about your data. Answers come from your own data, and we design where a person should review them, so the AI helps your team decide instead of making decisions on its own.

A focused first version is usually a matter of weeks rather than months. A single-view dashboard is faster than a portal with several roles and data sources, and we confirm the schedule after our first conversation. You see a mockup before committing, and the week by week plan above shows how we reach a first prototype.