If your contact timelines are starting to look like a junk drawer, this update is for you 😅 GoHighLevel just upgraded the Add Notes workflow action so you can add: 1. A note title (optional) 2. Contact note colors (optional) And yes, it matters. Why? Because workflow notes pile up fast. When everything looks the same, your team skims, misses context, and follow-ups slip through the cracks. Titles give quick clarity. Colors give instant visual sorting. Together, they make the contact record easier to scan and easier to trust. Here’s how you’ll actually use it in the real world 👇 - Sales workflow drops a “Quote Sent” note in Blue - Onboarding workflow drops “Intake Complete” in Green - Support workflow drops “Needs Attention” in Red Now anyone on your team can open the contact record and understand what’s going on in seconds. No hunting. No guessing. Basic setup is simple: Open Workflows → edit your workflow → add or open Add Notes (Add To Notes) → enter a short title → pick a color → Save Action → Publish. Pro tip: keep your color system small. Two to four colors max. If you use ten colors, nobody remembers what they mean, and you’re back to chaos… just prettier chaos. This is one of those “tiny change, big payoff” updates ✅ Cleaner timelines. Better handoffs. Fewer missed steps. How are you planning to use contact note colors in your workflows? Drop your color system below 👇🔥 Check out all the details at GoHighLevel Growth Garage > https://gohighlevelgrowth.com/ghl-updates/contact-note-colors-add-titles-color-coded-notes-in-ghl-workflows/

If you build stores in GoHighLevel, you’ll feel this update right away. Until now, creating a Custom Product Details Page could drop you into a blank page. No layout. No styling. Just you, staring at an empty builder, rebuilding sections like it’s your full-time job. Now, new Custom PDPs inherit the design of your Default Product Details Page. That means your product page templates start with a complete, structured layout that already looks like your store. You can jump straight into edits instead of rebuilding the basics. Here’s what gets copied over when you create a new Custom PDP: Layout and section structure Store elements like media, title, price, variants, and CTA Styling like fonts, colors, spacing, borders, and shadows Desktop and mobile visibility rules A few key notes so you don’t get surprised: It’s a one-time copy, not a live sync. If you change the Default PDP later, existing Custom PDPs won’t update. Custom PDPs stay independent, so edits won’t affect the Default PDP. One Custom PDP can be assigned to multiple products, which is huge for keeping a catalog consistent. If you are working inside ClickFunnels flows, the “Create Custom Product Details Page” option is hidden, so build it from Sites > Stores instead. For agencies, this means faster fulfillment and cleaner QA. For store owners, it means more consistent pages and fewer layout mistakes, especially on mobile. ✅ Are you going to use this to build product page templates by product type, like simple products vs variants vs premium offers? Drop what you’re building first. 👇 Check out all the details at GoHighLevel Growth Garage > https://gohighlevelgrowth.com/ghl-updates/product-page-templates-just-got-easier-custom-pdps-now-copy-your-default-design/

If you send emails in GoHighLevel, bounces are the quiet killer. They mess with your deliverability, they hurt your sender reputation, and they make your campaigns look worse than they really are. 😬 Now you can fix that inside your automations with an email verification workflow. GoHighLevel added a new Email Verification action you can place directly inside a workflow before any Send Email step. The workflow checks the contact’s email and labels it as valid, risky, or invalid. Then you decide what happens next. Here’s the smart way to use it: Valid emails continue into your normal email sequence. Risky emails go down a safer path, like an SMS message asking them to confirm their email, a tag for review, or a short “update your info” step. Invalid emails get stopped before they ever hit your email actions. This matters even more if you run client accounts. One bad list import or a spammy funnel can spike bounces fast. With a simple email verification workflow at the top of your sequence, you can protect your sends without babysitting every lead source. Quick tip: verify once near the start, then branch. The action panel notes each verification can incur a charge, so you want to be intentional and not verify repeatedly unless you have a good reason. If you set this up today, you should see fewer failed deliveries and more stable performance over time. Not fancy. Just clean sending. ✅ How would you handle “Risky” leads in your workflows, SMS first or manual review? 👇 Check out all the details at GoHighLevel Growth Garage > https://gohighlevelgrowth.com/ghl-updates/email-verification-workflow-stop-bounces-before-they-happen/

If you run an agency, you have been here before. A client issue pops up, you open a support ticket, and support needs to look inside your account. That is normal. What is not normal is leaving support access on longer than needed, then hoping nobody forgets about it. That is how small risks turn into big problems. Temporary Support Access in GHL fixes this with one simple control inside Agency View settings. You can enable access, set a timer, extend it if the ticket runs long, or revoke it the second the work is done. ✅ Here is why this matters: You stay in control of your agency account at all times. Access is time-limited, so it shuts off when the window ends. You can end access instantly if the fix is done early. It is easier to explain to clients who care about security and compliance. If you want to use it the right way, keep it simple: Turn it on only when you have an active ticket. Pick the shortest time window that still works. Extend only with a reason. Revoke as soon as the issue is confirmed fixed. This is one of those “boring but important” updates. It does not make you more creative. It makes you more professional. And it keeps your agency tighter when things get busy. Have you set up Temporary Support Access in GHL yet, or are you still handling support access the old way? 👇 Check out all the details at GoHighLevel Growth Garage > https://gohighlevelgrowth.com/ghl-updates/temporary-support-access-in-ghl-turn-it-on-set-a-timer/

If you build Custom Objects in GoHighLevel, you already know the grind. You create the object. Then fields. Then folders. Then associations. Then you realize you missed something and you are back in the setup loop again. Custom Object Templates fix that. This update adds pre-built, industry-specific CRM layouts you can import in one click. You pick a template, preview what it includes, then hit Import objects. Now you have the core structure in place, ready for real work. What you get after import: You get custom objects built for the niche. You get fields already created and grouped into folders, so the layout stays clean. You get associations already set, so records connect to the right contacts and companies. Templates available right now cover niches like Real Estate, Insurance, Automotive, SaaS, Events, Pets, and Home Services. So if you have been setting up similar CRM structures over and over, this is a big time saver. ✅ Agency owners, you will feel this one the most. Instead of rebuilding a CRM foundation for every new client, you can standardize your setup across sub-accounts. That means faster onboarding, less confusion for staff, and fewer “why is this not linked?” problems later. Quick move: import the template first, create a few test records, and let your team use it for a day. Then make small changes based on real use. That is how you keep the CRM simple and usable. If you try it, I want to know. Which template fits your niche best, and what fields did you tweak after the import? 🚀 Check out all the details at GoHighLevel Growth Garage > https://gohighlevelgrowth.com/ghl-updates/custom-object-templates-one-click-crm-setup-in-gohighlevel/