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Case study · DBETA (in-house)

Bones 9: The Customer Portal

Our own platform work: the Bones 9 customer portal for client organisations. Specified and prototyped; in development.

Bones 9 · Customer Portal · Laravel

Client
DBETA (in-house)
Location
London, UK
Expertise
Client Portal Architecture, Platform Development
Date
1 Nov 2026

Status

In development, not yet available

This is our own platform work, not a client project. Bones 9 is in development and is not generally available, and there is no release date. The portal has a page-by-page specification and a working prototype. The specification is still under review, and no part of it is approved for production use.

01 · Why it is needed

One place for everything behind a site

A website on Bones 9 comes with more than pages: an account, people who need access, an installation to keep up to date, support and billing. The customer portal is being designed so a client organisation can handle all of it in one place.

Illustration · what a client keeps and manages

02 · What it covers

What a client organisation will manage

The specification sets out each page of the portal. It covers:

  • the organisation’s profile, users, contacts and responsibilities
  • its Bones installations, whether managed by us or self-hosted
  • entitlements, releases and downloads
  • domains, going live and backups
  • support tickets
  • orders, billing and invoices

Support tickets raised here are handled by our team in the staff console.