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The LaraCopilot customer portal is the self-service interface for tenant end-users — the people who use your phone system day-to-day, not the administrators who configure it. From a single browser-based interface, tenants can view their provisioned extensions, DID numbers, and call queues; browse full call detail records; review billing totals and rate decks; and compose outbound SMS messages through configured gateways. No admin credentials are needed and no system-wide configuration is exposed.

Accessing the portal

Navigate to /portal/login in your browser and sign in with the email address and password provided by your administrator. After a successful login, the session stores your tenant context and you are redirected to the dashboard at /portal.
The customer portal at /portal is separate from the administrator panel at /admin. Portal sessions use their own authentication — admin credentials do not work in the portal, and portal credentials do not grant access to /admin.

Dashboard overview

The dashboard at /portal gives you an at-a-glance summary of your entire account in four stat cards:
CardWhat it shows
ExtensionsTotal number of extensions provisioned under your tenant
DIDsTotal number of DID numbers assigned to your tenant
QueuesTotal number of call queues configured for your tenant
Call SpendCumulative billed cost across all call records, in USD
Below the stat cards the dashboard displays two live feed panels:
  • Recent call records — the six most recent CDRs for your tenant, showing caller number, destination number, disposition (answered / other), and per-call cost.
  • Recent SMS — the six most recent outbound messages for your tenant, showing recipient number, sender ID, message text, and current delivery status.

Portal sections

Call Records & Billing

Full call detail records with caller, destination, billed duration, cost, and your assigned rate deck with account-wide spend totals.

SMS

Send outbound SMS through active gateways and track delivery status for all messages in your account.
All data in the portal is scoped strictly to your tenant. You will only ever see extensions, DIDs, queues, call records, and messages that belong to your account.