The client stops at 0:04 and leaves a note.
Each client gets a portal with your logo, and every note they leave lands at the second it’s about.
Upload the cut to ABRAM, or send it as a Vimeo link. Review and storage
Halden has paid$86,400 so far.
Each client's Overview adds up every project you run for them.
Billed and still owed
What you've invoiced sits beside what they still owe. Only people with finance access see it.
How the work lands
A health score out of 100, and how much of their work was approved first time.
See what they see
Every project you run for them is linked here, and Preview portal opens their view.
Maya opens her portaland sees your logo.
Everything she has with you sits in one place, with your studio's name at the foot of the page.
Deliverables and rounds
She pressesApprove & sign off.
The same deliverable sits In review on your board, and her sign-off moves it to Approved for both of you.
Every round is counted
The cut shows how many revisions it has been through.
One status, both sides
Your plan and the portal read the same state at the same moment.
The client asks fortwo more verticals.
Paste the call transcript and ABRAM lists each scope change against the accepted quote, ready to add.
Halden accepts $148,000.The invoices follow the work.
Every quote and invoice sits on the job it belongs to.
Frequently asked questions
Give the next job an address.
Workfront is a trademark of Adobe Inc. Asana, Monday and Jira are trademarks of their respective owners. ABRAM is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.
Client Portals, Video Review and Invoicing for Creative Studios
ABRAM is the Creative Intelligence platform. It's where filmmakers, agencies and creators plan and run their productions. The ABRAM client portal gives each client a private space with the studio's logo, accent colour and footer, where they review deliverables, comment on the cut at the timecode, approve each version and pay the invoice that follows. It is for studios, agencies and creators who send work to clients.
ABRAM gives every client their own portal carrying the studio’s logo, accent colour and footer text, set once on the company profile. The client sees the projects shared with them, the deliverables inside each one with their version numbers and due dates, the milestone schedule, and a discussion thread attached to the work it is about. A revision uploaded to ABRAM or submitted as a Vimeo link plays inside the portal: the client comments at the current time, a marker for each note sits on the timeline, and the studio sees every note with its timecode in the discussion. Approving a deliverable changes the state of that deliverable itself, and the invoice is raised against the approved work.
[ABRAM] [providesCategory] [Client Portal Software]
[Client Portal] [carries] [Logo, Accent Colour, Footer Text]
[Client Review] [runsOn] [Uploaded Video And Vimeo Links With Timecoded Comments]
[Approval] [isRecordedOn] [The Deliverable Version]
Plans
Client portals are on Pro and above: 10 client portals on Pro, and no cap on Studio and SMB / Enterprise. A cut is reviewed as an uploaded video or as a Vimeo link; uploaded video, its review links and storage are described at https://abram.network/vision.
The Client Page
Each client has four tabs: Overview, Materials, Access and Requests, and a Preview portal button. Overview opens on Billed, Outstanding, Client health, First-pass approval and Last activity. Client health is a number from 0 to 100 averaged from the client’s projects. Billed and Outstanding are shown only to people with finance access.
Calls
Under a project’s Client section, Calls takes a pasted transcript or an uploaded .txt, .vtt, .srt or .docx file. Read call returns a summary, scope changes, a draft quote change saved as a draft, action items and decisions. Reading a call counts toward your AI usage and needs manage access to the project.
What a Client Can See
The studio’s own plan holds every task, every logged hour and every person assigned. The portal holds the deliverables shared with that client and the dates attached to them. A client link reaches the projects attached to that client, and the studio can withdraw it when the job closes.