App Marketplace

Use case: Similar to gohighlevel themselves, the ability to charge monthly for an app but then per use for app should be available as a pricing model. GHL charges a monthly subscription but texts and emails are charged per use. Another example, if you wanted to develop an app that improves delivery rates with email. You would want to charge monthly for the service uses a workflow you build for the app, each time the workflow action is used you can charge for it. I believe that greatly improves the quality of offers which can be provided. Thank you.

Outscraper ( https://outscraper.com/ ) is a great to generate local leads. It extracts data from various public sources like (Google Maps, Facebook, Linkedin) and creates a good and not overused (unique) leads database. Please add integration to allow to export leads from Outscraper into GHL.

Recently an endpoint was added to allow the recording of external outbound calls within conversations. Currently the avatar that shows up is a gray circle with a "?". I've been informed that there is a plan to add the userId to this endpoint to allow specifying the user (and presumably their avatar would appear). A great additional modification would be that in the Conversation Providers section of the app to bring the logo out of "Is this a custom conversation provider" and allow it to be used here. So the way I anticipate this working is this. If the call is POSTed without a userId, use the logo as the avatar. if the call is POSTed WITH a userId, use the user's picture/avatar, BUT also have a small insert of the logo on top of the avatar (at the bottom maybe?) so that we can identify it easily as an external call and from which Conversation Provider.

Just like the app marketplace, we can list & license our snapshots and control unauthorized used.

Currently, the App Marketplace is defaulted to all apps. I am having to go in and manually disapprove many apps because they reference GoHighLevel. This is a HUGE no no for whitelabel. I have also noticed several apps that are in direct competition with the services that we offer to our clients. There should be a notification for agency owners of new apps and set all apps to disapproved by default to let us turn them on manually after review. It is taking a long time to investigate every app and turn them off.

Lead Connector App is horrible compare with many other apps in the market. Look and Functionality are pretty old school. I think GHL should spend some money and software development in order to create a great experiencie for clients.

Having the App Marketplace in the main left menu makes the page extremely cluttered and its not needed to have in the main menu

Single sign-on capability to allow for apps loaded as iFrames to automatically have user signed in. Would allow for enhancement of the integrations without a true integration.