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Client portals — a look inside A drawing. Nobody in it is real. X2 of 41 Part real

You’re walking asa shop that buys from AtlanticaAtlantica’s trade portal — orders, prices, claims

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 X · The edges

Access withdrawn

What the person sees, and who at the firm to ask

Which part is real: Withdrawing is built, runs today and keeps its audit line. What is drawn is naming the person at the firm to ask, which needs the portal to know who answers it.

AtlanticaSign in

Your access to Atlantica has been closed

This was done by Atlantica, on 11 August. We are not able to reopen it, and guessing why on their behalf would not help you.

What you have lost access to

Your orders, your prices and your coverage. Anything already agreed still stands — this is a door closing, not an account ending.

Who to ask

Maria Reyes at Atlantica, who keeps your account — hello@atlantica.example

What to notice in this drawing
It never silently stops workingA closed door says it is closed

The worst version of this screen is a sign-in that fails without explanation, which sends a person round a loop of password resets for something that was never their password.