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What's Coming Next: A Look at MultiPortal 1.2, 1.3 & 1.4

Explore MultiPortal's roadmap with expanded branding, IPAM subnet management, and Transit Edges virtual routing in versions 1.2, 1.3, and 1.4.

By MultiPortal Team
What's Coming Next: A Look at MultiPortal 1.2, 1.3 & 1.4

We’re excited to share what’s coming next for MultiPortal. Our roadmap covers three major releases—1.2, 1.3, and 1.4—each bringing powerful new capabilities to help service providers and resellers deliver more value to their customers.

MultiPortal Roadmap

MultiPortal 1.2: Branding & Reseller Customization

Version 1.2 focuses on expanded branding and reseller customization. Resellers will now be able to apply their own custom branding to the interface, creating a seamless white-label experience for their customers.

Reseller Branding Interface

The update includes custom CSS injection options that can be applied globally or per-reseller, enabling different themes across reseller accounts. This gives partners complete control over the look and feel of their customer-facing portals.

MultiPortal 1.3: Subnet Management & IPAM

Version 1.3 introduces IP Address Management (IPAM) functionality directly into the platform. This is a game-changer for service providers managing complex networking environments.

IPAM Subnet Management

Key features include:

  • Public Subnets: Service providers can create public subnets and assign IP addresses to tenants
  • Private Subnets: Tenants can create their own private subnets within their environments
  • Automatic IP Tracking: The system automatically tracks IP usage via VirtIO drivers
  • IP Reservations: Both service providers and tenants can reserve specific addresses for CloudInit deployments

IP Address Tracking

MultiPortal 1.4: Transit Edges & Edge Manager

The most anticipated release brings virtual routing capabilities through Transit Edges and Edge Manager. Service providers or tenants can deploy their own Transit Edges (essentially virtual routers) right from the UI.

Transit Edges Configuration

Transit Edges enable:

  • Self-service NAT rules
  • Firewall configuration
  • DHCP setup
  • VPN management

The Edge Manager handles router lifecycle management with version control and configuration tracking. If issues arise, you can quickly redeploy a known-good configuration.

Edge Manager Dashboard

Transit Edges also represent a new revenue stream for service providers. While included in licensing, they can be billed as tenant services with usage tracked through our APIs.

What’s Next?

We’re committed to building the features that matter most to our community. Stay tuned for release announcements as each version becomes available.

Ready to see MultiPortal in action? Book a demo to discuss how these upcoming features can benefit your business.