Client Portal Built for Catering Businesses

Give Your Catering Clients a Professional Portal for Their Event

CaterCamp's secure client portal brings together proposals, invoices, event details, BEO and final-count approvals, dietary submissions, change requests, messages, and shared file links.

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What Is a Catering Client Portal?

A catering client portal gives clients a secure web view of their CaterCamp events, proposals, invoices, and payment links. Professional and Business add BEO and final-count approvals, change requests, messaging, and shared file links; structured dietary submissions remain available for food-safety workflows.

How the Catering Client Portal Works

From invitation to post-event — five steps to a premium client experience.

1

Invite the Client

The client requests a time-limited magic link using the email stored on their CaterCamp client record. No password or app installation is required.

2

Share Proposals & Menus

The portal lists the client's events, proposals, and invoices. Proposal and invoice links open the relevant secure review, acceptance, or payment page.

3

Sign & Pay

Clients can open a proposal to provide signed acceptance and open an invoice to use the Stripe or PayPal payment method configured by the caterer.

4

Collaborate on Details

Professional and Business clients can request event changes, message the caterer, share cloud-file links, approve BEO revisions and final guest counts, and submit dietary requirements.

5

Post-Event Access

Clients retain access to the event, proposal and invoice records associated with their email while the caterer's workspace remains active.

Catering Client Portal: Frequently Asked Questions

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