> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://admin-docs.onestop.site/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://admin-docs.onestop.site/portals/managing-portals.md).

# Managing Portals

Onestop provides you with the feature of deploy [Customer Portals](/getting-started-with-onestop.md#customer-portal) and [Staff Portals](/getting-started-with-onestop.md#staff-portal).

In Onestop Admin, you can manage specific settings for your portals as well as add an unlimited number of portals for your different services.

## Managing a Portal

To manage an existing portal:

* Click on the "Portals" main menu.
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* In the list of portals that appear, click on the edit icon for the portal you want to manage.

<figure><img src="/files/FT646byuO68l71cvu6SA" alt=""><figcaption><p>Editing a Portal</p></figcaption></figure>

### Configuring Portal Settings

* A Portal form appears with a number of settings:
  * **Host name**: The domain name that will host your portal. If you are using our SaaS offering on onestop.site, your domain name will be a subdomain of .app.onestop.site. Custom domains are currently only offered on our Enterprise offering.
  * **Portal Display Name**: The name of the portal
  * **Email Address**: The email address for the portal if any.
  * **Google Analytics Key**: The Goolge analytics key you would like to use to track analytics for your customer portal.
  * **Enforce Two Factor Authentication**: This option will force all users on your customer and staff portals to use 2 Factor authentication when logging in to the customer and staff portals. 2FA methods supported are device authenticators and email.
  * **Outgoing Email Settings**: These are [mail server settings](/portals/configuring-mail-servers.md) needed if you want your services to send out email notifications using your custom email address.

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