Integrations

There is so much to love about GHL, and I tip my hat to the dev team 100%. However, the GHL landing page editor is about as rough as it gets. A Canva integration cant come soon enough! Thanks for Listening!

Please create a way for the email section in forms to deny non work email addresses, for example, @ gmail.com , @ yahoo.com , @ hotmail.com , etc.

have an app named lead connector in canva so we can send data from canva to go high level in one click

Currently, there is no way to know if a contact being synced from Shopify has subscribed to email or SMS.

I'd like to have an integration with apps that will allow me to take the data I acquire from clients in my custome fields and provide customized pictorial feedback to them in the form of charts, pie chart, graphs, etc. I'd like to be able to have the image app take the info from ghl, create an image, and then be able to send that image back to ghl where I can then store it in a custom field for the client. I would like to be able to use this feature in automations, funnels, websites, and in documents where I can send pdfs, etc. For example, I would like to have people take a survey which capturesinfo vis custom fields, and then after submitting, be able to see graphically their results. This is similar to the current quiz feature, but having an integration like this would give us more control/ flexibility over what information is displayed and how. And example of use in an automation/ document way is that after people take my survey, I can send them a document (maybe contracts would be a good use for this) that explains all these details and displays the graphical information that was automatically created for them. I found 1 place that has API ready integrations (they can work with Zapier): https://www.image-charts.com/ The site looks simple enough and it has a wide variety of chart/graph formats. On another note, I'd love to somehow use Pictochart or Canva for Infographs. So if we could have integrations with them as well to bring in designs and then have custom fields update for each client, I would be a very happy camper, lol. Thx

There use to be an area where marketplace apps had to be approved for sub accounts to see them. This is very useful for granular control of what applications could be used by sub accounts and far more effective than completely turning off their marketplace permissions on each individual user. No idea why this feature was ever removed but it needs to come back. This is a huge information security risk if people can log in here and install any app they want and also a great way to make sub accounts really messy for marketers trying the manage hundreds of clients. Old feature - https://help.gohighlevel.com/support/solutions/articles/155000001163-managing-marketplace-app-permissions-white-label-agency-control

Would be game changing to have the GHL website builder integrate with a platform such as relume.io . Being able to generate wireframes and sitemaps; firstly to showcase to potential clients but mainly to use to import into the GHL website builder as starting points to easily build websites starting off a template. Similar to how you can import relume mockups into Webflow

Currently, GoHighLevel lacks an automated way to upload contracts and payment-related documents via API. This feature request proposes a POST API that allows seamless uploading of contracts and documents related to payments, enabling better automation and integration with external platforms. Key Benefits: ✅ Automate document uploads for payment processing workflows ✅ Improve integration with third-party contract and payment systems (e.g., Stripe, QuickBooks, PandaDoc, etc.) ✅ Enhance CRM functionality by linking payment-related documents directly to contacts or transactions ✅ Reduce manual work and streamline financial processes Suggested API Functionality: Endpoint: POST /documents/upload Parameters: file: The document file (PDF, DOCX, etc.) type: Contract, Invoice, Receipt, or Other contact_id: Associate the document with a specific contact payment_id: (Optional) Link to a payment record if applicable metadata: (Optional) Custom tags for better organization This feature would significantly improve document management in GHL, making payment-related processes more efficient and automated. If you agree, please upvote and share your thoughts to help prioritize this feature! 🚀

Hey GHL Community, Are you tired of watching potential customers slip through your fingers because they’re spooked by the Google permission screen? You’re not alone. This issue has been a thorn in the side of GHL users for far too long, and it’s time we tackle it together. The Problem: Every time a customer hits the Google permission screen, it’s like slamming into a wall on their journey to becoming a client. The overwhelming list of permissions requested scares them off, causing them to abandon the process entirely. This isn’t just a small hiccup—it’s a direct blow to your sales and revenue. And here’s the kicker: this has been a lingering problem for years. With every new feature GHL adds, the permission requests pile up, increasing technical debt and making the issue even worse. What started as a minor annoyance has snowballed into a revenue-draining roadblock. Why It Matters: How Long It’s Been a Problem: This isn’t a new issue—it’s been haunting GHL users for years, quietly chipping away at conversions while technical debt grows with each update. Urgency: Every single day this persists, you’re losing money. Potential customers are slipping away, and the longer we delay, the bigger the pile of lost revenue becomes. Importance: Simplifying the permission process isn’t just about removing friction—it’s about building trust with your customers. A smoother, less intimidating experience can turn hesitant prospects into loyal clients. Value: Fixing this doesn’t just help your business; it elevates the entire GHL platform. A user-friendly permission screen can boost GHL’s reputation, attract more users, and strengthen loyalty among current ones. Community Voices: This isn’t just one person’s frustration—it’s a shared struggle across the GHL community. Others have raised the same red flags: related: https://ideas.gohighlevel.com/scheduling-calendar/p/less-permissions-for-google-calendar-integration related: https://ideas.gohighlevel.com/scheduling-calendar/p/reduce-permissions-required-to-connect-to-google-calendar related: https://ideas.gohighlevel.com/integrations/p/match-google-account-permissions-request-to-functionality related: https://ideas.gohighlevel.com/integrations/p/permissions-fo-google-integrations-security-issue-client-admin-can-see-other-age These discussions prove this is a widespread issue begging for a solution. Let’s stop letting revenue slip away. Upvote this idea and drop your thoughts in the comments below. Together, we can show GHL how critical this fix is for our businesses and the platform’s future. Simplifying the Google permission screen isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity. It’s time to break down this barrier, reclaim lost sales, and unlock the full potential of GHL. Let’s make it happen — upvote now!

Thrive (Jayce Tilley) was the GoHighLevel-sponsored third party for integrating GHL with ChiroTouch. However, they are no longer in business but are still being promoted. Many users are now switching CRMs because GHL does not easily integrate with ChiroTouch. We urgently need an alternative solution for this integration. Is there an updated option, or can GoHighLevel prioritize finding a new partner for seamless ChiroTouch integration? This is a critical need for many in the chiropractic industry.