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Tool - Client Web Portal - Master Client Access

Learn how to monitor client engagement and Client Web Portal access status using Master Client Access in AdviserLogic.

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​Overview

The Master Client Access feature in AdviserLogic helps practices efficiently manage Client Web Portal access for clients. It provides a central location to view client portal details, including the client name, registered email address, portal access status, and most recent login activity.

You can quickly identify whether a client’s portal access is activated, waiting for activation, or not yet enabled, making it easier to monitor client engagement within the Client Web Portal via Master Client Access.​
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​Accessing Master Client Access

Navigate to Tools > Client Web Portal > Adviser Tools > Master Client Access.
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​Controls

The Master Client Access screen shows a tabulated list of clients and their CWP status.
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Along the top of the screen, you will see a Search field allowing you to search for a client by name. Enter the client’s name, and select them from the drop-down to view their web portal status and login details.
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There is also a View By dropdown, this menu lets you filter the client list and view clients based on their web portal status (Disabled, Enabled, Invitation Sent, All).
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Additionally, you can sort the client list by selecting the header at the top of the column to sort by:

  • Client Name - As listed in ADL

  • Client Web Portal Status - Sent, enabled, disabled

  • User ID - Client's email address

  • Last Client Web Portal Login - Date

  • Adviser Name - Adviser the client is assigned to

  • Number of logins - Last 3 Months


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​Viewing Client Details

After selecting the relevant options from the search box and dropdown menu, you will be able to:

  • View Client Web Portal Status

Understand whether the client's portal is enabled, disabled, or if an invitation has been sent.

  • Check the Last Login Date

See the last time the client accessed the web portal.

  • Monitor Login Activity

Review the number of logins in the past three months.


​By using these features, you can efficiently manage your clients' access to the web portal, ensuring they have the necessary tools and information at their fingertips.
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