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Accounting, scheduling, estimating, payments. Integrated so data moves on its own instead of getting retyped.
Five requests need documents before they can move to scheduling.
What a portal does
Every portal does three jobs. It plugs into the systems you already run, takes over the manual work between them, and puts the whole operation on one screen.
Accounting, scheduling, estimating, payments. Integrated so data moves on its own instead of getting retyped.
Exports, hand-built reports, follow-ups, approvals, status chasing. The glue between systems becomes workflows that run themselves.
Live dashboards across every system, behind one login. For your team, your leadership, and where it helps, your customers.
A real example
A restoration company was running on spreadsheets. Leads, jobs, budgets, and referral sources, all tracked by hand in separate files. We replaced every one of them with a portal.
Questions that used to take a day of spreadsheet work are now one screen: what is in the pipeline, what did we win, what is our margin this month, which relationships actually produce jobs.
Already built
Most portals get built from scratch around one company. Restoration did not have to be. It is live right now and you can open it without signing up. Roofing and HVAC come off the same platform.
Restoration contractors · Live demo
NLC Portals puts the checklist in the tech's hand. They run the inspection, attach photos, scan equipment into a room, and take readings from their phone. The drying log writes itself and exports to PDF.
$699 a month. Unlimited users. No per seat games.
Inspections, estimates, crews, and material orders on one job file. Job status stops living in group texts.
Talk to us →Service calls, maintenance agreements, dispatch, and parts in one pipeline instead of a whiteboard and three spreadsheets.
Talk to us →Portfolio dashboards and consolidated reporting across systems like Rent Manager and CampSpot, investor reporting included.
Talk to us →Every portal gets built around one operation. If your team runs on several systems with manual glue between them, it fits.
Tell us how you run →How engagements work
You know what you're spending before we start, and you own everything we build: the system and the data.
Step 1 · Discovery
Two weekspaid, fixed feeWe map how your business actually runs and deliver the plan: what to build, what it connects to, what it costs, and what improves first. The plan is yours whether or not we build it.
Step 2 · Build
First release in weeksfixed price, phased deliveryYour portal, built in focused releases so the highest-value part of your operation improves first. Price depends on how many systems we connect and how much we automate.
Step 3 · Partnership
Ongoingmonthly, every portal includes oneHosting, support, and a senior team that keeps improving the system. New reports, new automations, new features as your business changes.
Most job software charges per seat, so the bill grows every time you hire, and you never own what you're paying for. A portal is a one-time build you own outright, plus a monthly partnership to keep it moving. Tell us your budget on the form and we'll give you a straight answer on whether it's a fit.
Start the conversation
List the systems you use and the manual steps between them. We come back with a straight answer on what a portal could automate and what it would take.
Prefer direct? nick@nlc.consulting or (856) 522-4261