When a team uses several business systems, employees need more than sign-in URLs. They also need app entry points, messages that need attention, and a place to ask for help. The Runlume enterprise portal brings these together in a familiar company workspace.

Make the entry point your own

Enterprise owners can enable the portal and configure the company name, logo, banner, welcome message, theme, and footer copyright. Without a custom welcome message, the portal shows a time-based greeting. An empty copyright setting hides that area.

Preview the configuration before saving it for members. A confirmation dialog appears when leaving unsaved settings, helping prevent accidental loss of edits.

Keep apps, messages, and support together

The portal provides apps, tasks, announcements, and help areas. Members can enter authorized apps that are currently available, read notifications, open support tickets, and read company announcements. A configurable help link gives employees a clear support destination.

For example, a salesperson can open CRM, check work notifications, and report an issue through a ticket. The portal brings entry points together; customer records, orders, and business operations remain in their respective apps.

A shared entry point preserves access boundaries

Seeing the portal does not grant access to every app. Account membership, instance state, and authorization still govern access. Each app continues to check permissions for its data and operations.

Brand configuration does not merge data across accounts. Switching accounts shows the corresponding portal and accessible apps.

Configure it around everyday work

  1. Set the company name and brand assets so members recognize their workspace.
  2. Add concise announcements and a help destination for routine questions.
  3. Review app grants and check access using a member account.
  4. Check desktop and mobile layouts, save, and introduce the portal to the team.

The portal suits businesses using multiple apps that want a common employee entry point. Features, available apps, and delivery scope follow account configuration and service terms. Explore platform capabilities or business apps to plan your workspace.