Publish the doorway
Create the app or portal customers, partners, or applicants need to start and continue work with you.
Atrium, the customer portal in Praxis
Atrium is the front-facing portal for customers, partners, applicants, and other people outside your team. Publish the apps they use, bring their requests into Praxis, and keep the relationship connected to the people doing the work inside.
Choose an experience
One front door, one operating context
Atrium gives the people outside your organization a focused surface while Praxis keeps the records, conversations, apps, people, and agents around the same operation.
Create the app or portal customers, partners, or applicants need to start and continue work with you.
Each submission becomes a record in Praxis, close to the team and apps that act on it.
Shape the portal and the internal workflow together instead of maintaining separate copies of the operation.
One operation, every customer surface
Bring the website, portal, mobile app, chat, store, and follow-up into one coherent experience. Choose a surface to see how Atrium carries the relationship forward.
Portal starting points
Atrium can begin as one focused public app and grow into the portal your customers or partners use across the relationship.

Collect the right information and bring each submission into Praxis.

Give customers a clear way to request time with your team.

Collect structured feedback close to the people who can act on it.

Build the front-facing app your customers or partners should already have.
Atrium inside Praxis
Atrium is the outward-facing layer of Praxis. It connects the people outside your organization to the workspace, app store, App Workshop, and operating context inside.
The focused portal customers, partners, and applicants use.
The people, agents, conversations, and records around the operation.
The business software that receives, tracks, and advances the work.
Build with Atrium
Start with one customer or partner workflow. Build the portal in Praxis, connect it to the team inside, and keep shaping it as the relationship changes.