Enterprise Web Portal & CMS

Secure, multilingual web portals for banks and institutions, with software, servers and support on one contract.

Enterprise Web Portal & CMS

Enterprise Web Portal Development in Ethiopia

360Ground’s Enterprise Web Portal and Content Management System gives banks, international organisations and public institutions in Ethiopia a secure, multilingual portal their own teams can update. We have delivered web portals for Awash Bank, Zemen Bank, Berhan Bank, Siinqee Bank, Hibret Bank, the African Union’s CISSA and the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission. Portals run on WordPress or Django CMS and connect to core banking, internet and mobile banking, careers and online complaint intake. Design, software, a dedicated server, training and ongoing support come on one contract. For a company website, see our web design and development service.
Enterprise Web Portal & CMS – overview

Top Organizations Trust 360Ground

Awash Bank logo
zemen bank Web Design & Development
Amole logo
Ethiopian Securities Exchange
Mastercard Foundation logo
Ethiopian Capital Market Authority logo

Our Offerings

Bank & Financial Portals

WordPress & Django CMS

Multilingual Content

Core-Banking Integration

Careers, IR & Newsroom Modules

Online Forms & Case Intake

Chatbot & Self-Service

Security Hardening & Access

Hosting, Servers & Support

Why 360Ground ?

See how a bank or institutional portal is managed day to day, and get a proposal covering CMS, integrations, hosting and support.

Case Studies

Every project is a journey, and we measure success by the results our clients achieve. From MVPs that disrupt industries to enterprise solutions that scale globally, these stories show how we transform ideas into market-leading solutions.

Questions? Answers.

1. What is the difference between a web portal and a website?

A website mainly publishes information to visitors. A web portal is a gateway that also connects people to services and systems: it links to internet and mobile banking, takes applications or complaints, serves different content to different audiences, and is managed by several editors with roles and approvals. Most banks and institutions need a portal, because their site must integrate with core systems and publish large volumes of reports, news and notices in more than one language.
It depends on your integrations, security policy and editorial team. WordPress suits content-heavy portals with many editors and a fast publishing cycle. Django CMS suits portals that need custom logic, tight integration with banking systems and stricter control over code. Either can be hardened and hosted on a dedicated server. We recommend a CMS after reviewing your requirements, and our WordPress vs Django guide explains the trade-offs.
Yes. We integrated Zemen Bank’s corporate web portal with its core banking system, and Awash Bank’s website with its internet and mobile banking, branch locator, career portal and chatbot. Integration is designed with your IT and security teams so the public portal only exposes the data and services you approve. We document every interface and include it in testing, handover and ongoing support.
You choose. We can supply and configure a dedicated server in your own data centre, as we did for Zemen Bank, or host the portal on a cloud or local hosting environment that meets your security and data-residency requirements. Server hardware is sourced through authorised channels with genuine manufacturer warranty. Hosting, backups, updates and monitoring can be covered under the same support agreement as the software.
Yes. Training is part of every portal delivery. Your editors learn to create pages, publish news, reports and vacancies, manage media and translations, and follow the approval workflow. Administrators learn user and role management. We provide user guides and continue with support and maintenance after launch, as we did for Zemen Bank, so your team can run the portal day to day without calling a developer.
Yes. Portals are designed as multilingual from the start, with each language managed in the CMS and switched from every page. Ethiopian bank portals typically run in Amharic and English, and we built the African Union CISSA web portal in English, French and Portuguese. Menus, forms, search and documents are handled per language, and fonts are chosen so Ge’ez script displays clearly on phones and desktops.
Yes. Banks, NGOs and public institutions usually buy portals through an RFP or tender, and we respond with a technical and financial proposal covering design, CMS, integrations, hosting hardware, training and support. 360Ground is accredited by INSA for government technology delivery, has 15 years in business and has delivered 100+ projects. We can provide reference portals and a delivery plan matched to your evaluation criteria.
Yes. This page covers enterprise web portals for banks and institutions that need integrations, multiple editors and dedicated hosting. For corporate and brand websites, redesigns and SME sites, see our web design and development service, which covers projects such as the Heineken Ethiopia and MOENCO (Toyota) websites. Both are built by the same Addis Ababa team and can include hosting and maintenance.

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See how a bank or institutional portal is managed day to day, and get a proposal covering CMS, integrations, hosting and support.
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