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Learn about the different ways that you can send a link to the Client Portal to clients, via text message and/or email! Â This process begins by using the Send Link button, found in Client Portal Status screen.
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Email Only![]() This is defaulted to be the selected option upon clicking Send Link - it is the most simple, straightforward option. Â Clicking Okay on the bottom right, will send a link to the intended email address. Click here to see an example email. Â Upon clicking Okay, an Alert will appear, confirming an email has been sent. ![]() |
Text OnlySelecting the Text the client a link to portal with a personalized message option will send a text message. The text will include a link to the Client Portal as well as whatever other text you enter into the text field. ![]() If the phone number that populates is not the phone number you want to send the text message to, you can edit the phone number on this screen before clicking Send. ![]() Click here to see an example text message  Upon clicking Send, an Alert will appear, confirming a text message has been sent. ![]() |
Both Text & EmailChoosing the Both, send an email and text the client option will simultaneously send an email and text message. ![]() Both the email and text message will include a link to the Client Portal as well as whatever other text you enter into the text field. ![]() Upon clicking Send, an Alert will appear, confirming that the text message has been sent. ![]() Upon clicking Okay, an Alert will appear, confirming that the email has been sent. ![]() |
Client Communications Log Using either of the two options that initiate a text message to the client, will automatically generate a log entry under History of Client Communications in the Client Communications area of Neo. ![]() |
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Text Message 📷Here's what a text looks like: ![]() |
Email📷Here's what the email looks like: ![]() |
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