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Client portals — a look inside A drawing. Nobody in it is real. C1 of 41 Part real

You’re walking asa shop that buys from AtlanticaAn email that arrived from Atlantica

Prototype · See it as someone else

Showing: People who buy from you. Pick another kind and this line says which of the eight fills moved.

Act C · The people it opens a door onto

The invitation

What arrives by email — from Atlantica, not from us

This is where the shops that buy from Atlantica see their orders and prices, ask questions, and claim on anything faulty. They’re invited by email — there’s nothing to sign up for.

Which part is real: Invitation email, expiry and the single-use link are built and run today. What is drawn is the portal’s own authored wording inside it.

AtlanticaEmail
From: Atlantica <hello@atlantica.example>

To: Marisol Vega · marisol@marisols.example

Your Atlantica account is ready

Marisol — you can now see your orders, your prices and what is covered, in one place. This link is yours and it lasts seven days.

Open it
What to notice in this drawing
Nothing of ours is in this emailThe address is the firm’s, and so is the name

The person being invited has a relationship with the firm, not with us. An email that arrives from a company they have never heard of is an email that gets reported as spam.

Why this screen is here, and what it proves
Shape divergence · not a fill There is no invitation for a member of the public

Nothing holds their address, so nothing can be sent to it. The switch refuses on this screen rather than drawing an email that could never exist.

The screen where that is drawn