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STACKER AGENCY TO BUILD CLIENT PORTALS ON AIRTABLE

Hack'celeration is a Stacker agency that ships enterprise-grade client portals and partner apps on top of Airtable, Salesforce and Google Sheets. The team handles role-based permissions, audit logs, custom workflows and SSO. Median go-live: 2 weeks. Average savings vs a Bubble or React build: 65%, with stricter permissions baked in.

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Our agency · why us

Why pick a Stacker agency that knows enterprise data

Stacker is the no-code tool of choice when you need a client portal with serious permissions. Per-row access, per-field visibility, per-role workflows. Most teams pick Softr or Pory for portals, then hit a wall when client A must not see client B's records. Hack'celeration picks Stacker when the use case demands enterprise-grade rules: partner portals where each partner sees only their orders, client portals where each customer sees only their tickets, internal apps where roles drive every action.

The team has shipped 25+ Stacker apps for service businesses, agencies running on Airtable, and B2B companies with partner networks. Two patterns: client portals (each client sees their own data, files, projects) and partner apps (each partner manages a slice of a shared catalogue). Both require permissions that would take 80 hours to code in React, and ship in 2 weeks on Stacker. According to a 2024 Forrester report, 71% of B2B clients now expect a self-serve portal from their service providers; 43% of companies still don't have one.

The team also crosslinks with Pory for marketing portals, Softr for webapps and marketplaces, Retool for internal tools with custom logic. Stacker wins specifically on permissions and Salesforce integration. Quick win: if your team currently emails clients PDFs of their account info every month, a Stacker portal kills that workflow in 10 days.

Stacker · agency services

What a Stacker agency actually delivers

Four pillars on every Stacker build: permissions, data, UI, workflows.

Permissions. This is Stacker's killer feature. Per-user-group access at the row level, per-field visibility, per-button action rules. The team designs a permissions matrix on day 1, before any UI work. Example: 'Account managers see their own clients only, ops see all clients but no financial data, admins see everything'. Audit log on every action. SSO via Google, Microsoft, Okta. The team has shipped portals with 8 distinct roles and 40 permission rules with zero leakage.

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Data. Stacker connects to Airtable, Salesforce, Google Sheets, and Postgres via Sequin. The team cleans up data sources first, then layers Stacker on top. For Salesforce-based portals, the team handles object permissions, picklists and sharing rules carefully. Stacker reads through Salesforce permissions, so misconfigured sharing rules break the portal. The team fixes them.

UI. Lists, detail pages, charts, kanbans, calendars, forms with conditional logic. Custom branding, custom domains, OG tags. Native mobile experience via Stacker's PWA. According to Stacker's own data, 47% of portal sessions now happen on mobile. The team designs every list view for thumbs.

Workflows. Stacker actions trigger webhooks. The team wires n8n or Make flows on top: send Slack alerts when a partner submits a request, generate PDF invoices on order confirmation, sync to HubSpot when a client updates their profile. Stacker provides the UI, n8n provides the brains. Together they cover what would otherwise need a custom backend.

+85%
FASTER SETUP
vs custom React + permissions layer build
2
WEEKS LIVE
median ship time for first client portal
8
ROLES, 0 LEAKS
average permissions complexity shipped, audit-clean
Stacker · playbook

Stacker playbook from scope to live portal

The 2-week playbook the team runs on most Stacker projects. Week 1: permissions and scaffold. Day 1 to 2: workshop with the account lead, map every user role and their permissions matrix. Day 3 to 4: clean the Airtable or Salesforce data source, normalize tables, set up user groups. Day 5: scaffold the Stacker pages. Week 2: build and ship. Day 6 to 7: list and detail pages, forms, actions, workflows. Day 8 to 9: branding, custom domain, OG, SSO. Day 10: UAT with 3 to 5 real users from different roles, test the permissions matrix. Go live on day 11. Day 12 to 14: training, 30-day support, handover doc.

Quick win to copy: before any UI work, draft the permissions matrix as a spreadsheet. One row per role, one column per object, cell = read/write/none. Walk it through with legal or compliance. Catching a permission gap on paper costs 5 minutes. Catching it in production costs a breach notice.

Stacker · cross-team

A Stacker agency for every account-driven business

Service businesses and agencies. Client portals: project status, deliverables, invoices, time logs. The team has built Stacker portals for marketing agencies, accounting firms, legal practices. Each client logs in, sees only their data, downloads invoices, submits requests. Reduces email noise by 60% on average, based on internal client tracking. Plug into HubSpot for CRM sync.

Sales and partner enablement. Partner portals where each partner sees their pipeline, marketing assets, training docs, payouts. Stacker plus Salesforce ships partner-facing apps that would otherwise need a Salesforce Experience Cloud license at 5x the cost. According to Forrester, 70% of channel revenue depends on partner self-service quality. A Stacker portal moves the needle.

Ops and customer success. Onboarding apps, customer health dashboards, renewal pipelines. The team built a Stacker app for a 30-person CS team to track 500 accounts with custom playbooks per segment. Replaced 12 Notion docs and a manual Slack thread. Saves the team 6 hours per CSM per week, every week.

-60%
CLIENT EMAILS
after a Stacker self-serve portal goes live
+3X
PARTNER ACTIVATION
with a Stacker partner portal vs PDF + email
6
HOURS/WEEK SAVED
per CSM after consolidation in Stacker
Our agency · innovations

A Stacker agency that handles the hardest permissions cases

Stacker's permissions engine is powerful but not magic. Complex cases (multi-tenant SaaS with sub-accounts, cascading approval flows, conditional field visibility based on another record's status) need careful design. The team has solved these on real projects: a recruitment firm with 200 partners and sub-roles, a healthcare platform with HIPAA-flavored data segregation, a logistics company with carrier portals across 14 countries.

The team also pushes Stacker's API: pre-fill data via URL params, sync external systems with n8n on every record change, embed Stacker views inside other apps via iframe with token auth. With Claude Code, the team also generates Stacker formulas and Airtable lookups faster than typing them, cutting setup time by 30% over the past year.

Frequently asked questions

01How is Stacker different from Pory or Softr?+
Stacker's edge is permissions: per-row, per-field, per-role rules that scale to enterprise needs. Pory is lighter, marketing-friendly, leans toward member portals. Softr targets webapps, marketplaces and B2B SaaS-light. Stacker is the right pick when you have many users with different access levels to the same data. Client portals, partner apps, multi-tenant internal tools.
02Does Stacker work with Salesforce?+
Yes, Stacker is one of the few no-code tools with native Salesforce integration. It reads through Salesforce object permissions, picklists and sharing rules. The team uses it for customer portals on top of Salesforce at a fraction of the Experience Cloud license cost. Setup requires careful review of Salesforce sharing rules; the team handles that on day 1.
03Can Stacker handle a multi-tenant SaaS use case?+
Yes, with the right data model. The team designs a 'tenants' table with per-row permissions linked to user groups. Each tenant sees only their data, even when records live in the same Airtable or Salesforce object. The team has shipped multi-tenant Stacker apps with 200+ tenants on a single data source. Past 1000 tenants, the team recommends migrating to Supabase or Xano with row-level security.
04What is a fair budget for a Stacker portal on the market?+
Stacker's own pricing starts at 79 USD per month (Starter), 169 USD per month (Pro), with enterprise plans on quote. Agency build cost varies by scope. A simple 3-role client portal in 2 weeks differs from a 10-role partner app with 50 permission rules. Book the audit and the team will scope honestly without quoting a generic forfait.
05Is Stacker secure enough for regulated industries?+
Yes, with the right setup. Stacker is SOC 2 Type II certified, GDPR compliant, signs a DPA. For HIPAA-flavored use cases, the team adds extra layers: SSO via Okta, audit logs to your SIEM, encryption at rest on Airtable Pro, GDPR-compliant data deletion. For full PHI compliance, the team moves storage to a self-hosted Supabase with EU/US hosting depending on jurisdiction.
06Can my non-technical team maintain the portal?+
Yes. Stacker's editor is non-technical. The team trains 1 to 2 internal owners over a 2-hour session, plus a Loom-recorded playbook. Content edits, new fields, new filters, new user groups are doable by anyone. Schema changes, new permission rules, custom workflows stay with the team or your power user.
07How does Stacker handle mobile access?+
Stacker is a Progressive Web App (PWA), which means it installs on iOS and Android home screens and works offline for read operations. The team optimizes every layout for mobile by default, since 47% of portal sessions now happen on mobile based on Stacker benchmarks. Native iOS/Android apps are not available; if you need true native, the team pairs Stacker with a FlutterFlow companion app.
08Can we migrate from a Bubble or Webflow portal to Stacker?+
Yes. The team has migrated portals from Bubble, Webflow + Memberstack, and Notion to Stacker when the use case shifted toward stricter permissions. The team handles data export, permissions design, UI rebuild, and a clean cutover. Typical migration: 3 to 5 weeks depending on data volume and permissions complexity.
09What does the first 60min audit cover?+
The team maps your current portal needs, the user roles, the data sources, and the permissions complexity. You leave with a clear yes/no on Stacker, a draft permissions matrix, a 2-week scope and a list of risks (data limits, SSO setup, compliance). No upsell pressure. Book the slot and bring whoever owns the data and the client relationship.
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