Navigation: Making various groupings and presenting them in a hierarchical order in order to organize the confused information properly prevents the intranet structure from disintegrating and confusion in the time passed after it is formed. Users' immediate access to menus and content whenever they want is an important factor in making the navigation part usable and understandable.

Application and ERP Integration: The corporate portal, which aims to access the company's processes and applications on the intranet from a single point, should provide users with a central, integrated and consistent environment in terms of performance. For this reason, content management and ERP or other application integration opportunities used within the company are of great importance. It is necessary to ensure that the information sought and accessed through the portal can be processed instantly from a single interface and be consistent with the relevant applications.

Resource Saving: Since the purpose of the portal is to present a common information, it is not allowed to re-enter the same information by different people. An efficient and more centralized control environment is created on the portal. Unnecessary resource consumption is reduced; content management is distributed to the relevant departments and the content produced is immediately offered to the desired people or groups.

Security: One of the other important issues on the corporate portal is security. The portal should include a certain security mechanism in its own code, and at the same time, it should protect the security infrastructure for applications that integrate with the portal.

Personalization and Customization: The portal offers different types of user groups, personalized and unique page and menu opportunities within the framework of certain themes.