
Automation
Effortless Workflows
Reminders send themselves, client replies file themselves, and templates fill in from the client record. Your team spends its time on the work, not the follow-up.

FileButler gives your business one branded workspace: collect documents, exchange messages, send electronic signatures, use document templates with editable merge fields, and keep every client file organized under your own name.
Schedule a 15 Minute CallHanding your clients a secure, branded portal earns their trust and signals that you take confidentiality seriously, while your clients get the ease and safety of one private place instead of scattered email attachments, third-party signing links and shared drives. Live in minutes.
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Your Client Portal
yourcompany.filebutler.io
52
Client folders
14
Signatures pending
97%
Completed
Documents received
Client uploaded requested files to their folder
E-Signature completed
Engagement letter signed with Certificate of Completion
Template sent
Merge fields auto-filled from client record
One workspace. Every client interaction.
Files, messages, signatures and templates stay connected to the right client folder.
The Problem
Documents by email, signatures through a separate service, status updates by phone, and follow-ups from memory: that is how files go missing and projects stall. FileButler gives your team and your clients one professional place to exchange documents, sign agreements, communicate securely, and hold a clean, documented record.
Before FileButler
Email attachments, third-party signing links, shared drives, loose reminder notes and repeated follow-up calls.
With FileButler
Secure folders, document templates, e-signatures, portal messaging, portal email auto-filing, reminders and status tracking in one branded workspace.
Missing documents
Request sent to client
Engagement letter
Signed with Certificate of Completion
Client message
New response received and logged
Portal email reply
Auto-filed to the correct client folder
Built for real workflow
Your team can manage documents, e-signatures, templates, messages, portal email, reminders and client status from one branded portal. Clients get clear next steps. Admins keep oversight. Work stays documented.

Effortless Workflows
Reminders send themselves, client replies file themselves, and templates fill in from the client record. Your team spends its time on the work, not the follow-up.

Every File, One Place
Documents, signatures, messages and notes meet in a single client folder, with permission-based access deciding exactly who sees what.
Core Features
FileButler is built around the daily client work that usually gets scattered across email attachments, third-party signing links, shared drives and follow-up phone calls.
Collect, store, review and share client documents in organized folders with 100 GB included per license, encrypted at rest and in transit.
Keep every client and every project organized from intake through completion, with status tracking, document categories and internal notes.
Send agreements, engagement letters and consent forms for electronic signature. FileButler generates a Certificate of Completion documenting the signing sequence, timestamps and signer identity.
Save reusable engagement letters, questionnaires, contracts, invoices or any document your business sends often, with editable merge fields that auto-fill from the client record.
Notifications go out from the portal. Client replies come back into the portal and file themselves to the right client folder automatically, so the paper trail stays complete without extra work.
Every conversation stays tied to the right client folder. No lost threads, no searching a separate inbox to understand what was said.
Request missing items, follow up on unsigned documents, or nudge stalled projects. Reminders send on the schedule you choose and log to the client folder.
Admins control what each staff member can see and do, from messaging and emailing to viewing client information and signing authority.
Upload your logo and company name, choose a branded portal URL, and the portal looks like it belongs to your business, not the software vendor's.
Calendar
Every deadline lives on one calendar and stays tied to the client folder it belongs to. Alarms and email reminders tell the right person before the date arrives.
See your deadlines on the calendar, and check the Deadlines This Week list to know exactly what is due now.
Set an alarm and an email reminder on a deadline, so the people responsible hear about it ahead of time.
Link a deadline to a client folder, and it stays connected to the files, messages and notes it relates to.
Assign each deadline to a team member and set its priority, so everyone knows what is theirs and what comes first.
Give each topic its own color, so different kinds of work are easy to tell apart on the calendar.
Set a deadline to repeat, and it comes back on schedule without being entered again. Mark an item private when it is not meant for the rest of the team.
Your clients email one intake address, and FileButler files each message and its attachments into the correct client folder automatically. Junk filtering keeps spam out, so your team only sees real client mail.
Each message and its attachments land in the matching client folder, with no copying, forwarding or downloading.
When a message cannot be matched to a client, it waits in the Inbox until your team assigns it to the correct folder.
Mail is sorted into Inbox, Junk and Blocked, so real client mail stays separate from everything else.
Block a sender once, and mail from that address stays out of your Inbox from then on.
Open any email to see its full details, including the sender, the date, the message and its attachments.
Your team is notified when new client mail arrives, so nothing sits unread.
How it works
Your team gets the structure. Your clients get a simple place to respond. Everyone gets fewer loose ends.
Add your company name, logo and branded subdomain so the portal looks and feels like your business from the first login.
Create client folders, save your reusable document templates with editable merge fields, and configure the reminder wording your team uses most.
Clients upload files, sign documents and respond to requests. Staff members work from the permissions approved by an admin.
Walkthrough
See how FileButler helps businesses collect documents, send electronic signatures, use document templates with merge fields, message clients, and keep every client file organized in one secure branded portal.
Welcome to FileButler. In this walkthrough, you will see how your branded client portal helps your team collect documents, exchange messages, send electronic signatures, use document templates with editable merge fields, and keep every client file organized in one secure location under your own brand.
The FileButler platform supports both sides of the portal. Your admin team works from one view, while each client sees a separate, limited view built around their own files. Role-based access controls sit between the two. Staff members see the clients assigned to them, and permissions control messaging, status changes, notes, account access and staff visibility.
Each client reaches the portal through a branded URL that looks like it belongs to your company. The login screen displays your logo, email and password fields, and a secure two-factor authentication step before any private information is shown. There are no shared passwords and no generic entry points.
Inside each client folder, you and your client see the details that matter most: uploaded documents, message history, signed agreements, status updates and completed work. Documents include version tracking. E-signature envelopes attach directly to the file with their Certificate of Completion. Everything stays together, connected to the correct client, and searchable when you need it later.
FileButler lets your team save reusable document templates - engagement letters, questionnaires, consent forms, agreements, invoices, deliverable packets, whatever your business sends most - with editable merge fields that automatically fill from the client record. Change the client name, address, matter number or any other field once, and every place it appears updates. Send the completed template through the portal for review, e-signature or download.
Portal email is bidirectional. When a client responds to a message or notification email, the reply lands back inside the portal, filed to the correct client folder. Your team does not have to remember to copy an inbox thread into the file - the file collects it automatically. The paper trail stays complete without extra work.
Send agreements, engagement letters, consent forms or any document for electronic signature directly from the portal. When the signer completes it, FileButler generates a Certificate of Completion documenting the signing sequence, timestamps and signer identity data. The signed document and its certificate are stored in the client folder alongside the rest of the file.
FileButler is built for businesses that need a professional, secure, white-labeled place for clients to upload documents, communicate with your team, sign agreements and receive completed work. Upload your logo and company information, and the portal is branded for your business. Your first client can be live within minutes, with no engineering or IT department required.
Who it's for
If you exchange documents with clients on a regular basis, FileButler gives you a branded portal to do it in. Select your industry below to see the document checklist, merge fields and portal wording built for it.
Security and trust
FileButler gives your team a more controlled way to manage client documents, signatures and communication than scattered email attachments, third-party signing links and shared drives.
Help protect account access with verification built into the sign-in process.
Store sensitive files in a protected document environment built for client work.
Assign staff access by role and permission so each person sees the work they are approved to handle.
Every e-signature generates a certificate documenting signing sequence, timestamps and signer identity.
Every upload, download, message, signature and status change is logged to the client folder.
Subscriptions and promo codes are processed through Stripe at checkout.
About the Founder
FileButler was created by the founder of ClaimWrit, a demand-letter writing company serving the personal injury industry. FileButler brings the same portal architecture to a broader audience: accountants, adjusters, mortgage and title teams, property managers, consultants and any business that needs a branded, secure way to exchange documents, send electronic signatures and keep client communication organized.
ClaimWrit and FileButler are related through common ownership.
Connect with the founder on LinkedInPricing
Start with a 14-day free trial on the monthly plan, or pay annually and get the equivalent of one month free. Every plan includes every feature.
Choose your plan below to get started.
Secure branded client portal for small and growing teams.
$39.95/month
Try it free for 14 days. No contract. Cancel anytime.
Pay yearly and get the equivalent of one month free.
$439.45/year
One month free versus paying monthly. No contract. Cancel before renewal.
FAQ
FileButler is built for any business that handles confidential client files: accountants and bookkeeping firms, public adjusters, mortgage and title teams, property managers, consultants and advisory practices, insurance support businesses and other service companies. If you exchange documents with clients on a regular basis, FileButler gives you a branded portal to do it in.
Yes. Clients can upload requested documents from desktop, mobile or browser. Staff can also upload, review and organize documents.
Yes. Send agreements, engagement letters, consent forms or any document for e-signature directly from the portal. Each completed signature generates a Certificate of Completion documenting the signing sequence, timestamps and signer identity.
Save your reusable documents - engagement letters, questionnaires, contracts, invoices, anything your business sends often - as templates with editable merge fields. FileButler auto-fills the fields from the client record so you do not have to retype the same information for every client.
Notifications go out from the portal. When your client replies, the reply lands back in the portal and files itself to the correct client folder automatically. No copying threads into the file, no lost email chains.
FileButler is one flat subscription for your branded portal: $39.95 per month, or $439.45 per year on the annual plan. No contract, and you can cancel anytime.
Yes. FileButler includes a branded subdomain and a white-label portal experience for your business.
No contract. Cancel anytime. You are billed $39.95 per month, or $439.45 per year on the annual plan, for as long as you keep your portal.
FileButler begins setting up your branded portal after checkout. You will receive an email with your portal web address, login details and password setup instructions.
Yes. Staff members can be invited and assigned permission-based access so admins control what each person can see and do.
Yes. Both the monthly and annual plans include unlimited client accounts and projects.
Each license includes 100 GB of secure document storage. Enterprise is available for large corporations. Call sales for more information.
Yes. Monthly subscribers can cancel before the 14-day trial ends to avoid being charged.
Your subscription stops renewing. Your portal data remains available after cancellation for 24 hours to give you time to download your client data.
Yes. FileButler is built with the security controls required for businesses that handle sensitive files, including two-factor authentication, encrypted storage and access controls. Businesses handling electronic protected health information should confirm the appropriate business associate agreements are in place before using it for PHI.
FileButler accepts all standard file types, including PDF, DOC, DOCX, TXT, RTF, JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, HEIC, TIFF, TIF, XLS, XLSX, CSV, PPT, PPTX, ZIP, MP4, MOV, MP3, WAV and other commonly used document, image, spreadsheet, presentation, compressed, video and audio files.
Contact
Have a question about FileButler, or want to see how it would work for your business? Email us, call us directly, or schedule a 15 minute call.
Send your questions about features, pricing or setup to the FileButler team.
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Schedule a 15 Minute CallOne professional, branded place for clients to upload documents, sign agreements, respond to reminders and message your team, while every document and conversation stays organized and documented in the correct file folders.
Schedule a 15 Minute CallYes. If your business handles confidential client information, medical records, financial records, tax documents, insurance materials, investigation materials or other sensitive documents, a secure portal gives you a safer and more organized way to collect, store and share those files. FileButler is designed for businesses that need a structured, client-facing system instead of relying on scattered email threads, shared drives or manual document tracking.
Yes. Invitation-only access helps control who can enter the portal and prevents unauthorized people from creating accounts on their own. FileButler supports an invitation-based workflow so account access can be limited to approved clients, customers, staff or team members.
Yes. If your portal handles sensitive information, clients or customers should be required to accept the applicable terms, privacy policies, retention policies or user agreements before using the system. FileButler supports legal agreement acceptance so users can acknowledge important portal rules before access is granted.
Yes. Two-step verification adds another layer of protection by requiring a security code in addition to the user's password. FileButler includes two-step verification to help reduce the risk of unauthorized access.
Yes. Separate email options are useful when a business wants login credentials, client notifications, security alerts or verification codes routed to the correct inbox. FileButler is structured to support account and notification settings so portal communications can be managed more clearly.
Yes. Automatic notifications help clients, customers and staff stay informed without requiring repeated manual follow-up. FileButler is designed to support portal activity notifications for events such as file updates, messages, status changes and completed work.
Yes. A dashboard helps reduce confusion by showing active files, current statuses and recent activity in one place. FileButler includes dashboard-style organization so users can quickly see where matters, files or projects stand.
Yes. Allowing clients or customers to create folders or matters inside the portal can reduce email back-and-forth and keep documents tied to the correct file from the beginning. FileButler supports client-facing file and folder workflows so documents can be organized inside the portal rather than collected through regular email.
Yes. A central detail screen helps keep each file organized and reduces the risk of missing documents, lost notes or unclear status updates. FileButler is built around organized client or project files where documents, notes, status information, contact details and activity history can be managed together.
Yes. Status tracking gives clients visibility without forcing them to call or email for updates. FileButler includes file status tracking so users can see whether a file is submitted, under review, missing information, pending action or complete.
Yes. A missing-document checklist helps clients understand what still needs to be uploaded. FileButler supports document tracking and checklist-style organization so businesses can identify missing records, forms, bills, photos or other required files.
Yes. Secure document upload is one of the strongest reasons to use a portal. Regular email can become disorganized, expose sensitive attachments to the wrong recipient and make it difficult to track what was received. FileButler gives clients a secure upload location so sensitive files can be sent through the portal instead of by email.
Yes. Upload categories help prevent every file from landing in one unorganized folder. FileButler supports document categories so files can be grouped by type, such as medical records, bills, photos, wage documents, insurance materials, forms, correspondence or other case-related documents.
Yes, if your business receives a high volume of documents. File-name recognition and smart routing can help reduce manual sorting. FileButler is designed to assist with document organization and routing based on upload categories and file information.
Yes. Clients and customers rarely send files in only one format. A useful portal should accept common document, image and spreadsheet types. FileButler is designed for standard business file uploads, including PDFs, Word documents, image files and other commonly used file types.
Yes. Version history is important when documents are revised, replaced or supplemented. FileButler supports document version history so prior versions can be preserved rather than immediately overwritten.
Yes. Clients should be able to manage their own uploaded documents without sending repeated requests for basic file actions. FileButler gives users a centralized document area where uploaded files can be accessed and managed.
Yes. A Recycle Bin helps prevent accidental permanent loss. FileButler includes recycle-bin functionality so deleted files can be recovered within the applicable retention period.
Yes. Administrator recovery periods are important when a client, folder, case or file is deleted by mistake. FileButler includes administrator-level recovery controls with a longer retention window for deleted client accounts, folders and related records.
Yes. Portal-based messaging keeps communication connected to the file instead of buried in email threads. FileButler supports secure portal messaging so file-related communication can remain organized with the client matter or project.
Yes. Sensitive files should not be scattered across email threads when a secure upload page is available. FileButler gives businesses a structured document page where clients can upload sensitive information directly to the correct file.
Yes. A completed-file archive lets clients access finished documents without keeping active files open forever. FileButler supports completed-file access and retention rules so completed work can remain available for the appropriate period.
Yes, if your business needs a clear record of completed work. A read-only register helps preserve file history while preventing unnecessary edits after completion. FileButler can support completed-file tracking so finished projects remain documented.
Yes, if your business repeatedly works with carriers, providers, firms or other contacts. A contact directory saves time and reduces repeated manual entry. FileButler supports directory-style contact management for commonly used contact details.
Yes. Private directories help prevent one account's changes from affecting another account's information. FileButler is designed around account-specific organization so each firm, business or client account can maintain its own information.
Yes. A support ticket system gives users a clear way to ask portal questions, report problems or request help. FileButler supports portal support workflows so technical issues can be tracked more clearly.
Yes. A searchable Help Center can reduce repetitive support requests and help users find basic answers quickly. FileButler includes Help Center-style support resources so users can search for guidance inside the portal.
Yes, if you want users to manage subscription or account payment information without relying on manual billing emails. FileButler supports subscription and billing-related account management for portal users.
Yes. Billing information should not be visible to every staff member or client. FileButler is designed so billing and subscription access can be limited to the appropriate account owner or authorized user.
Yes. Seat-based access allows each team member to use their own login instead of sharing one password. FileButler supports team-based access so staff, assistants or business users can work under the same account with separate credentials.
Yes. Shared passwords create security and accountability problems. FileButler supports adding and removing team members so each user can have controlled access without password sharing.
Yes. Account settings give users control over their firm profile, login information, notifications and security preferences. FileButler includes settings for business information, user preferences, passwords and trusted-device management.
Yes. Role-based permissions help protect sensitive information and limit staff access to the functions they actually need. FileButler supports permission-based access so account owners, staff, clients and administrators can have different views and capabilities.
Yes. Detailed staff permissions are important when different team members have different responsibilities. FileButler supports staff-level permission controls for core portal actions such as file access, status updates, notes, messaging, client management, record deletion, account visibility and activity notifications.
Yes. Internal notes are essential when staff need to document file strategy, review comments, administrative issues or private instructions. FileButler supports internal notes so staff can add file information that is not visible to the client.
Yes. Staff should be able to place completed work directly into the correct client file without sending it by email. FileButler allows completed documents and deliverables to be uploaded into the appropriate client or project file.
Yes. Client reminders reduce manual follow-up and help move files forward. FileButler supports reminder workflows for missing documents, pending information and follow-up tasks.
Yes. Reminder templates save time and keep follow-up language consistent. FileButler supports reusable reminder language so repeated requests do not have to be rewritten every time.
Yes. Administrators need a higher-level view of portal activity. FileButler includes administrator dashboard functionality for reviewing clients, invitations, subscriptions, recent activity and file status information.
Yes. Direct invitations help control access and make onboarding cleaner. FileButler allows administrators to invite clients by name and email instead of relying on a public registration process.
Yes. Invitation tracking helps administrators know who has access, who still needs to accept and which invitations are no longer valid. FileButler supports invitation status tracking for pending, accepted and expired invitations.
Yes. Resending and canceling invitations gives administrators control over portal access. FileButler supports invitation management so expired invitations can be resent and outstanding invitations can be canceled when needed.
Yes. A searchable client contact directory saves time when managing multiple clients, firms, accounts or projects. FileButler supports organized client contact information so users can search and locate client details more efficiently.
Yes. Administrator-level staff management is important when multiple team members need access under one account. FileButler supports administrator controls for managing staff accounts and access.
Yes. Subscription tracking helps administrators understand account status without manually checking outside systems. FileButler supports subscription status visibility, including trialing, active, past-due and canceled account states.
Yes, if your business uses repeated directory information across multiple accounts. A master directory can save setup time while still allowing each account to maintain its own private copy. FileButler supports master-directory style organization for account-specific use.
Yes, if your work involves medical records, medical bills, providers or treatment documentation. A medical provider directory helps keep provider contact and billing details organized. FileButler can support medical provider directory information for businesses handling medical files.
Yes. White-label branding helps the portal feel like part of your own business rather than a third-party tool. FileButler supports white-label branding so your portal can display your business name and logo.
Yes. Displaying your business name and logo on the login screen and sidebar gives clients a consistent branded experience. FileButler supports branded portal areas so users see your business identity when they log in.
Yes. Verification status helps administrators confirm whether users have completed required security steps. FileButler supports security visibility so administrators can review two-step verification status.
Yes. Automatic logout helps protect accounts when users leave a device unattended. FileButler includes inactivity-based security controls to reduce unauthorized access risk.
Yes. Trusted devices can make login easier for known users while still preserving account control. FileButler supports trusted-device management so verification can be limited for approved devices and revoked when necessary.
Yes. Clear retention rules help users understand what happens to deleted files, completed files and historical records. FileButler includes retention-policy structure for deleted files, completed files and account records.
Yes. Different user types should not all see the same information or controls. FileButler supports separate access views for account owners, team members, staff, clients and administrators.
Yes. A clear permissions structure is necessary for security, privacy and organized workflow. FileButler uses role-based access controls so clients do not see administrator tools and staff members only access approved areas.
Yes. That is exactly the type of problem a secure client portal is meant to solve. FileButler is designed to replace scattered email threads, shared drives and manual document tracking with one organized, branded, secure, client-facing system.
A HIPAA-compliant document portal is a secure online system used to collect, store, organize and share protected health information and other sensitive documents. Businesses that handle medical records, insurance files, patient information or confidential client materials may need a HIPAA-compliant portal to reduce the risks associated with regular email, shared drives and unsecured file transfers. FileButler is designed for businesses that need secure document collection, organized client files, controlled access, two-step verification, retention rules and white-label branding.
A HIPAA-compliant document portal is a secure digital workspace that helps businesses manage protected health information and sensitive records in a controlled environment. Instead of sending medical records, bills, forms, photos or case materials through regular email, users upload documents through a secure portal. A portal like FileButler helps organize client files, manage permissions, track activity, control access and support safer document handling.
You may need a HIPAA-compliant document portal if your business handles medical records, patient information, treatment records, billing records, insurance forms or other files that contain protected health information. A portal is especially useful for medical reviewers, nurses, doctors, investigators, case managers, experts and businesses that exchange sensitive client information. FileButler gives those businesses a more organized and secure way to collect and manage sensitive documents.
HIPAA-compliant secure document storage can vary widely depending on storage limits, user seats, branding, security features and whether the system includes client-facing access. Some systems charge per user, per client, per storage tier or per feature. FileButler is designed to offer secure client portal functionality with branded access, document organization, upload history, client-facing folders and secure storage under one portal structure.
A client portal is a secure online space where clients can upload documents, send messages, view file status, receive reminders and access completed work. You may need one if your business repeatedly collects sensitive documents, tracks client files, follows up for missing information or needs a more organized alternative to email. FileButler is built for businesses that want clients to use one secure, branded portal instead of emailing documents back and forth.
The safest way to transfer patient medical records is through a secure, access-controlled system that protects sensitive files, limits who can view them and keeps records organized. Regular email can create risks because attachments may be sent to the wrong person, lost in long threads or stored in multiple inboxes. A secure portal like FileButler gives clients and businesses a controlled upload area for medical records and other sensitive documents.
The safest approach is to send clients to a secure upload page instead of asking them to email sensitive attachments. You should tell clients what documents are needed, where to upload them and how their files will be organized. FileButler allows businesses to request documents, track missing items and collect sensitive files through a secure portal.