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Test the portal from the employee point of view before sharing it. This catches missing access groups, hidden resources, and confusing portal copy early.
What you’ll learn:
  • How users authenticate into a portal
  • How the portal home page presents approved resources
  • How to verify integrations and skills from the employee view
Before you start:

Open The Portal

Open the portal URL and complete the configured authentication flow. If email verification or SSO is enabled, test the same path your users will use. Portal employee login

Review The Home Page

The portal home page should make the approved resources obvious. The Magic MCP URL is a standard MCP connection URL that employees can paste into an AI client or agent. When they connect, the client can use the integrations the employee has connected through the portal, and the connection can filter that access down further for the specific client or workflow. The home page should also show highlighted resources, available integrations, and shared skills. Employee portal home

Check Integrations

Open the integrations view and confirm the right tools are visible. Resources that require user credentials should make the connection state clear. Employee portal integrations

Check Skills

Open the skills view and confirm the published skills appear with the integrations they use. If a skill is missing, return to the portal admin resource settings and verify the access group is allowed. Employee portal skills

What’s Next?

Once the portal looks right from the employee side, review activity and operational logs.

Next Up: Review Activity

Monitor access, sessions, tool calls, provider runs, and auth events.