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On a phone

Every portal is responsive, so the surfaces you are most likely to need away from a desk work on a phone without a separate app. This page shows what they actually look like at 375 px wide, so you know what to expect before you need it on a factory floor or in a warehouse.

The layout collapses to a single column: summary tiles stack, tables become scrollable, and the sidebar moves behind the toggle in the top-left. Nothing is hidden — the same data and the same actions are present.

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Screens below are captured from the staging demonstration environment with specimen data, so no real product or supplier information appears.

Operator Portal​

The dashboard keeps the same four summary figures, stacked rather than in a row.

The Operator Portal dashboard on a phone, showing Total Products, Average Data Completeness, Approved and Drafts as stacked cards above the Product Status chart.

Your product portfolio, with each product's status and completeness.

The My Products list on a phone, each product shown as a full-width row with its status and completeness.

The supplier list, which is the surface most often needed away from a desk — checking whether a supplier has responded.

The Suppliers list on a phone, showing each supplier's legal name, status and outstanding data requests.

Certificates and documents, including their expiry state.

The Certificates and Documents list on a phone, showing each document with its product, category and access tier.

Supplier Portal​

The supplier dashboard, summarising what has been asked of you.

The Supplier Portal dashboard on a phone, summarising incoming data requests and their due dates.

Incoming data requests — the reason most suppliers open the portal at all.

The Data Requests Inbox on a phone, with Pending and Completed tabs and an SLA filter. The open request card names the product, the operator that sent it, the list of requested fields, and a Provide Data button.

Your certificates, with expiry status.

The Certificates list on a phone, showing each certificate, its standard and its expiry date.

Verifier Portal​

The verification queue, so a reviewer can triage what is waiting without a laptop.

The verification queue on a phone, listing tasks awaiting review with the product and operator for each.

What is not designed for a phone​

The DPP editor is deliberately not in this list. It is a twelve-step form with, for an EV battery, more than eighty required fields — it works on a phone, but filling it there is not a good experience and is not what the layout is tuned for. Use a desktop or tablet for authoring, and a phone for checking status, reviewing requests and triaging a queue.

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