Customers have to reconstruct the process themselves.
- Updates scattered across emails
- Documents as separate attachments or links
- Choices without a single overview
- Questions sent to different contacts
- Uncertainty about the current version
Example environment · Construction project & customer communication
Updates, documents, choices, actions and deadlines follow in quick succession during a construction project. The Baken Bouw example environment shows how Yindle Portal can bring everything together by project and home in one recognisable customer portal.
This page is a developed use case based on the configured Baken Bouw example environment. No unconfirmed customer results are claimed.
The customer journey behind the construction project
Buyers and residents want one reliable answer. When information is scattered across inboxes, documents and contacts, even a small question becomes unnecessarily complicated.
01What is the current project status?
02Which choice do I still need to make, and by when?
03Which document relates to my home?
04Where do I ask a question, and what happens next?
Without Portal → With Portal
Yindle does not replace the project team. The portal brings updates, actions and questions together with the relevant project or home file and keeps them easy for the customer to find.
The journey in six stages
The property file remains the central point at every project stage. New information is added without making the customer search again.
Choose the Yindle subdomain, apply your logo and accent colour, and create the project structure.
The buyer or resident only sees information relevant to their own journey.
One update is published for the right project group and remains easy to find later.
The customer sees what is still outstanding and when a response is needed.
Drawings, confirmations and manuals have a recognisable place.
Handover documents, manuals and support messages remain available in the same file.
Three practical uses
From the first construction update to property choices, deadlines, drawings and handover documents: each buyer follows their own journey.
Project → property → buyerSchedules, practical arrangements, changes and next steps are shared with the relevant group of residents.
Schedule → arrangement → updateHandover documents, manuals and support messages remain available within the same project and property context.
Handover → question → follow-upOne source, three perspectives
Information is organised centrally, while the experience stays personal for the customer, project team and project lead.
This example is based on the visible features of Yindle Portal and the configured Baken Bouw example environment. Before publishing it as a verified customer case study, we still need to confirm which branch, projects and users are live, and which images or results Baken Bouw wishes to share publicly.
View Baken Bouw →Try the core features for 14 days with one project. Set up documents, actions, updates and access. AI and video are available in Professional.