portal
/ˈpɔːrtəl/Definitions
1. noun
An entrance, especially a grand or impressive one, to a building, room, or place.
“The portal to the new theme park was a large, ornate gate.”
2. noun
A device, especially a computer system, that serves as an entry point or gateway to a network or database.
“The company’s portal allowed employees to access company news and resources.”
3. noun
A doorway or entrance in the wall of a ship, especially a medieval one.
“The portal led to the crew quarters below deck.”
4. verb
To serve as a means of access or entry, especially to a network or database.
“The new software will portal you directly into the customer database.”