r/gohighlevel

Turning a plain-English business request into a HighLevel build guide
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Turning a plain-English business request into a HighLevel build guide

Snapshot Engine is a tool I built that takes a description of what a business needs and generates step-by-step instructions for building the system in HighLevel.

The output includes:

  • Pipelines, stages, and their connected automations.
  • Workflow triggers and actions.
  • Custom fields, tags, forms, calendars, and message templates.
  • A connection map showing how the pieces fit together.
  • Post-install configuration and testing checklists.

In the walkthrough I show exactly how it works from start to finish and everything in between.

It generates the build instructions; you still implement and test the system inside HighLevel.

One use is turning a client consultation into a solid plan they can review before implementation. Another is giving whoever handles the build a documented sequence to follow, including what needs checking afterward.

I recorded a video walkthrough showing an existing guide I had already created and then I run the engine to generate a complete snapshot overview and build guide from scratch if you’d like to see how it works: https://youtu.be/5ns4qjtyqqc?si=0_9O1I-PP0pzVgay

u/BuildHisKingdom — 6 days ago

REPLACE GHL base SAAS look with YOUR BRAND (actual whitelabel)

Using Javascript/CSS, devtools and my logos, color scheme, branding, vision, and security guardrails, I can make GHL fully mine. I am vurrently in V1.0-getting down the foundation. My goal is to make a GHL expert not realize that they are using GHL.

I will keep you posted.

u/enzomauriello — 10 days ago
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Drop a business case and I'll build a GHL solution for it

Got a business with a messy process, a leaky funnel, or a "there has to be a better way" problem? Drop it in the comments.

Include:

  • Type of business
  • What you want to achieve
  • Where things get stuck right now

I'll pick a few and build a GHL project/workflow for them.

Not every case will get picked, but I'll reply to as many as I can.

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u/CommercialBuffalo594 — 10 days ago
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Email Statistics Help

I support a whitelabled GHL user - we are findning that the email statistics are not trustworthy. Reports show that people have opened, clicked, unsubscribed when they really haven't. Is there anyone out here that can give me some tips and tricks to get these stats to be more realistic?

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u/Just_History8374 — 10 days ago

simpletalk ai shut down (late sept), if your voice agent stopped working thats why

heads up for anyone running simpletalk agents. they shut down around sept 25 and let their staff go, site is down and staff emails bounce. a client of mine only found out because his texts started failing and he went digging, nobody told him

if youre affected, do this today while dashboard.simpletalk.ai still loads:

  1. copy your agent prompts, mid call actions and webhook urls
  2. figure out where your number lives. if simpletalk bought it, it can disappear with their account. if your main line just forwards to it, you only need a new number to forward to
  3. check your ghl wallet and workflows, ours sat under their agency and the premium actions started failing when their wallet ran dry

im moving my client onto my own setup this week. happy to answer questions here, dm me if you want help moving yours

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u/therider1234561 — 10 days ago

Best Offers for cold calling

Hi guys, just want to know what are the best offers you found success with?

Im doing cold calling and about to start making videos on GHL offers for customers.

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u/MoistWealth7750 — 10 days ago

GHL was sooo overwhelming

I logged in, saw all the tabs and options, and had no idea where to start.

I knew how the platform was supposed to work. Email, text, funnels, payments, automations, all in one place. But getting all of it to work together felt like a ginormous undertaking.

I watched hours of YouTube tutorials and did a lot of trial and error. About 9 months later, I finally had a well oiled machine doing everything it should.

That was 5 years ago. Now I help others get through that learning curve much faster.

Let me know where you're at with GHL and if you need help. I can get you 30 days GHL free if you're a new subscriber and I'll help you get it set up for free!

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u/whatsausername611 — 9 days ago
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Looking for a free real estate snapshot to help set up a new client

Hi everyone,

I'm currently putting together some lead generation workflows and CRM automations for a real estate client, and I wanted to see if anyone has a solid real estate snapshot they’d be willing to share?

I'm mainly looking for good foundational pipeline structures, calendar integrations, AI conversational workflows, and ringless voicemail drops to get things moving. If you have any free templates or can point me toward some good resources, I’d really appreciate it!

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u/Spectre_Xt — 11 days ago
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Shopify + GHL Integration

I recently implemented a Shopify + GoHighLevel (GHL) workflow for one of our eCommerce projects and I’m curious how others are approaching this.

The basic idea is to let Shopify handle the commerce side, while GHL handles more of the CRM and automation side.

For example:

  • Customer purchases on Shopify
  • Customer data flows into GHL
  • A workflow is triggered based on the customer/order
  • Follow-ups, re-engagement, post-purchase communication, etc. can happen automatically

The interesting part is that you can build different workflows depending on the customer, first-time buyer, repeat customer, high-value customer, abandoned purchase, and so on.

I've already implemented this for a project, but I'm wondering how common this setup actually is.

Are any of you currently using Shopify + GHL together?

And if you're not using it yet, is this something you'd be interested in setting up?

Would be interested to hear how people are using this combination in real-world stores.

p.s: used GPT for the formatting

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u/Professionallly_ — 13 days ago