## Why custom login matters for Notion portals

Clients and customers should not see your entire workspace or raw Notion links. A custom login keeps things private, branded, and simple to access.

### Protect internal pages

Share curated client views while keeping your workspace private.

### Stay on-brand

Your logo, colors, and domain on the login screen.

### Magic-link access

Clients don’t need Notion accounts to log in.

### Role-based visibility

Control who sees what with granular roles.

### Engagement tracking

Track portal engagement and keep audits clean.

## Set up a custom login in 4 steps

1. **Connect Notion**  
   Choose the databases to expose from your workspace.

2. **Brand the login**  
   Add your domain, logo, typography, and theme.

3. **Set roles**  
   Create client, champion, and collaborator roles and gate blocks accordingly.

4. **Invite users**  
   Send magic links or passwords. Your internal workspace stays private.

## Who this is for

- Agencies who want a clean client login instead of raw Notion links.
- Customer success teams sharing onboarding, QBRs, and support docs.
- Productized services that need consistent, client-safe views.

## What it solves

- Reduces link sprawl with a single, branded login.
- Keeps sensitive fields private with role-based visibility.
- Creates a clear audit trail of what's shared.

## FAQs about Notion custom login

### Is this SSO?

### Can I use my domain?

### Does this replace Notion sharing?

### What about performance?

## Give clients a login page that feels like your brand

Keep using Notion internally — Portalwith adds the secure, beautiful login layer you need for external access.