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Client portals — a look inside A drawing. Nobody in it is real. C2-5 of 41 Not built

You’re walking asa mill that Atlantica buys cloth fromAtlantica’s supplier portal — orders and shipments

Act C · The people it opens a door onto

Confirm a shipment

Telling Atlantica it shipped, and being finished

AtlanticaOrders · PO-4482

PO-4482 · 400m cotton twill

Due 22 August. Tell Atlantica it has left and they stop wondering.

The date it left you

Optional. One line.

Confirm it shipped
Run your own business in this

Offered once, on this screen only, and dismissible for good.

See what that means
What to notice in this drawing
A write only a supplier hasAnd it lands in the same one queue

A customer cannot confirm a shipment and a supplier cannot file a claim — that is fill five, what they can do. Both writes land in Atlantica’s single queue, each wearing the portal it came through, and neither needs a queue of its own.

This one crosses to somebody else’s screen

Next you’d be on Atlantica’s own screen instead of your own — the firm’s single queue, where what you just wrote lands beside a shop’s question, each wearing the door it came through.

Every message in one queue
That is the whole of this journey.

That’s everything a mill Atlantica buys from can do — invited by email, signed in, read what it’s allowed to read, asked, and now told Atlantica the cloth has left. It never saw a claim, a coverage card or a shop’s prices.