Invite a vendor and choose the portal areas
The vendor record stores invite state, portal user and the enabled menu ids. After acceptance, login routes the supplier into the vendor experience for the active business profile.
Purchases
An invited vendor can sign in to a tenant-scoped portal and view only the document areas you enable: bills, purchase orders, vendor credits and payments made. The portal is a read projection, so suppliers can view and download eligible documents without editing your books.
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How it works
Portal access begins with an accepted invite and the active business profile. Every list is filtered to the matching vendor, business and eligible document state, and no create, save, send or delete action is exposed.
One accepted vendor identity in one active business context.
The vendor record stores invite state, portal user and the enabled menu ids. After acceptance, login routes the supplier into the vendor experience for the active business profile.
Bills, purchase orders, credits and payments are queried for the resolved vendor and selected business. Blocked, deleted or unaccepted vendor relationships fail closed.
Useful totals, recent payments and eligible purchase records.
The dashboard summarizes eligible supplier bills by currency and shows recent payments plus remaining vendor-credit balance for the selected date filter.
Enabled menu items open paginated read-only lists. Eligible documents can be previewed and downloaded as PDF; the payment list shows amount and unused amount.
The portal reports internal records; it does not mutate them.
Supplier pages expose filters, sorting, preview and download where appropriate. They do not let the vendor alter a bill, approve an internal posting or remove a payment.
Because the portal is read-only, a concurrent owner-side edit simply appears when the vendor reloads or changes a filter. The portal does not lock or duplicate the source records.
Built in
Dashboard totals, document lists, downloads, permission menu and the read-only boundary.
The vendor record stores invite state, portal user and the enabled menu ids. After acceptance, login routes the supplier into the vendor experience for the active business profile.
Bills, purchase orders, credits and payments are queried for the resolved vendor and selected business. Blocked, deleted or unaccepted vendor relationships fail closed.
The dashboard summarizes eligible supplier bills by currency and shows recent payments plus remaining vendor-credit balance for the selected date filter.
Enabled menu items open paginated read-only lists. Eligible documents can be previewed and downloaded as PDF; the payment list shows amount and unused amount.
Supplier pages expose filters, sorting, preview and download where appropriate. They do not let the vendor alter a bill, approve an internal posting or remove a payment.
Because the portal is read-only, a concurrent owner-side edit simply appears when the vendor reloads or changes a filter. The portal does not lock or duplicate the source records.
Enable only the supplier areas you want visible.
Summaries and recent payment context.
Preview and download eligible purchase documents.
No supplier edit or delete actions.
Create the supplier record and control its invite.
Record the payment rows visible to the supplier.
Questions
The business can enable Bills, Purchase Orders, Vendor Credits and Payments Made. The dashboard can also show bill summaries, recent payments and remaining credit context.
No. Invoice Crowd's Vendor Portal is read-only. Eligible documents can be viewed or downloaded, but create, save, send and delete actions remain in the internal business account.
Invoice Crowd resolves the accepted vendor through its portal user and active business profile, then scopes every list to that vendor and business. Blocked or deleted relationships are rejected.
Yes. The vendor record carries a portal-menu selection that determines whether Bills, Purchase Orders, Payments Made and Vendor Credits appear in the supplier sidebar.
Eligible bills, purchase orders and vendor credits expose preview and PDF download actions in the portal. Payments Made is presented as a read-only table.
No. The portal only reads existing purchase-side records. Payments and vendor-credit refunds are recorded through their internal owning workflows.
Invite the vendor, choose the tabs and let them view the documents and payments that already belong to them.