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Documentation Index

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We built a customer portal so you don’t have to

Launch a self-service portal for invoices, prices, consumption, and account management without writing a frontend. The portal is themed to your brand, signs customers in with a one-time email code, and ships every new Nomos feature automatically. 
https://{plan.slug}.customerportal.energy/
Hosted customer portal dashboard with consumption chart, invoices, and account panels

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What customers get

Every section is a real route. There is no feature flag to enable any of it.
  • Dashboard. Today’s and tomorrow’s dynamic prices, current consumption, contract status, the next bill at a glance.
  • Invoices. A paginated list of every invoice on the subscription. Each opens to a detail view with a consumption breakdown and a downloadable PDF.
  • Consumption. Daily, weekly, and monthly meter data charted against price. Customers without a smart meter can submit a manual reading from the same screen.
  • Tariff overview. Working price, basic price, grid fees, contract dates, cancellation, meter swap.
  • Account. Personal details, payment method (SEPA / IBAN), delivery and billing addresses.
  • Product orders. Smart-meter rollout status and any add-on products the customer has ordered.
  • Help. A localized help center wired to your support channel.

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Sign-in

The default is a one-time code by email. To drop an already-authenticated customer straight in from your own app, use portal single sign-on.
1

Customer visits the portal

They open https://{plan.slug}.customerportal.energy/login.
2

Enters their email

Nomos checks the email against the customers on your plan and sends a six-digit code.
3

Enters the code

They’re signed in. The session persists; no password is involved.

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FAQ

Yes. Append the path to the portal URL (e.g. https://{plan.slug} .customerportal.energy/invoices). The customer is prompted to sign in if needed and lands on the deep-linked page after. Portal single sign-on accepts a next parameter for the same outcome when minting from your backend.
Yes. If a customer has more than one active subscription, the portal shows a switcher in the header.
Not in the hosted portal. If you need bespoke copy or layout, build your own against the API.