I know people usually post here that they booked their first client etc., but my win has a different nature. I recently started to work with a client that has 60 active scenarios. Some were good, some were o.k. but there was this one that I almost fell from my chair when I first saw it. And I know at the time that it was built they did everything in their power to create a working scenario. However since then make.com evolved and introduced something that I see as a very powerful module: Code module. I didn´t untangle the existing scenario. I knew what the end result was and how to get it and I started to build a new one. And here is the result. I was able to reduce the original scenario from 119 modules to 25, simplify the logic and even account for the outliers (something that the previous scenario wouldn´t calculate correctly). So I am curious: have you ever completely redesign old automations once new platform features became available?

Just wrapped a demo I've been looking forward to for weeks. Over the past couple of months I've been building an automation system for a small clothing retailer that takes the most tedious part of their week, manually typing vendor invoices into product spreadsheets line by line, and turns it into something that takes minutes instead of hours. The idea is simple even if the plumbing underneath isn't. Snap a photo of an invoice or drop in a PDF, and the system reads it, applies the store's own rules for how products get categorized and labeled, and hands back a clean, ready-to-upload file. No more squinting at line items, no more retyping the same product three different ways, no more hunting down errors after they've already made it into the system. We were able to align on cost and next steps forward as well. The agreed upon price is in line with the recommended value of a custom GPT. I’ll finish celebrating once payment is received, but I’m thankful we aligned on everything. Grateful for clients willing to try something new, and even more grateful when the vision and the numbers line up the way they did today. On to the next phase!

I'm looking for as much feedback as possible for GoHighLevel. I'm told it's a pretty powerful platform. Also best GoHighLevel YouTube video links would be awesome!