The Wakeel Portal brand mark: a looping cursive W in olive green above the name, on a pale off-white field, beside a dark panel showing the portal's sidebar and card layout in outline.

Wakeel Portal

Business support services

Client
Wakeel Portal
Year
2026
Scope
Development
Stack
Next.js

The brief

The client portal that comes with a Wakeel subscription, delivering a complete premium service package.

Running someone’s back office produces paper: contracts, payroll runs, correspondence with a bank. The work is only really finished when the client can find the document without asking for it, and that is what the portal is for.

It carries traffic both ways. Wakeel files what it produces on the client’s behalf; the client uploads what only they hold into the same structure, rental and employment contracts, vehicle records, HR and payroll. One place holds the whole account rather than two halves of it.

The build

  1. The Wakeel portal at phone width: the category sidebar collapses behind a menu button, and the dated greeting, the five document categories and the start of the recently-added list stack into a single column.The Wakeel portal signed in: a dark sidebar lists five document categories with a file count against each and an upload zone beneath them, while the main column carries a dated greeting, the same categories as cards, and a recently-added table giving each file its type and date — with a file search and an Arabic, Dutch and English switcher across the top.

Result

One place
Every document Wakeel produces for a client is filed where that client can reach it, without having to ask for it.
Both directions
Clients upload their own the same way, into the same structure: rental and employment contracts, vehicle records, HR and payroll.
Per account
The portal is reached through a login, so what is in it is one client's and nobody else's.
Access anywhere
Any document is there on demand, from wherever the client is and at whatever hour they need it.