Chiropractor Pro
26 workflows · AI receptionist · 13-page site
Each snapshot is an entire HighLevel account for one industry — the site, the follow-up, the calendars, the pipelines and the reporting — configured by a Setup Wizard in about 45 minutes.
One-time, IP-protected import link, sent as soon as the order clears.
A buyer guide with the setup order, the tags you apply by hand and the troubleshooting table.
Each system was imported into a throwaway sub-account and run end to end before release.
Support questions go to the person who built it, not a ticket queue.
They are not the same snapshot recoloured. The clinic systems chase booked appointments; the advisory system protects the calendar and chases proposals.
26 workflows · AI receptionist · 13-page site
20 workflows · recall · treatment plans
Scored application · proposals · programs
Home, services, about, contact, thank-you and the offer pages — plus a lead funnel and a blog with real posts, not lorem.
Speed-to-lead, reminders, no-show recovery, reactivation, review requests and an opt-out handler. All Draft on arrival.
Four calendars and three pipelines wired to the workflows, so a booking moves the right card without anyone dragging it.
Around 40 custom values, 60+ fields in folders and 45 tags — the naming the automations depend on.
A Conversation AI agent with a 20-question knowledge base and hard guardrails. Ships switched off; you enable it after testing.
One dashboard with the numbers a weekly review actually needs — leads, booked, held, no-show, sold, at-risk and source mix.
This is true of every snapshot sold anywhere. Anyone claiming otherwise is selling you a surprise.
| In the snapshot | You connect it | |
|---|---|---|
| Website, funnels and blog | Yes — pages, styles and copy | Your domain and DNS |
| Workflows and automations | Yes — as Draft, in folders | Phone number and A2P registration |
| Email sequences | Yes — full copy | Your sending domain and authentication |
| Calendars and pipelines | Yes — structure and availability | Your team, and Google or Outlook sync |
| Contacts and conversations | No — never transfers | Import your own list |
| Payments and integrations | No — never transfers | Stripe, Google, Meta, your ad accounts |
Checkout happens at store.ghlexpertly.com. Card details never touch this site.
A one-time, IP-protected snapshot link arrives by email with the buyer guide attached.
Always a new or throwaway sub-account — the load cannot be undone. Set the country and timezone first.
Publish the wizard workflow, submit the internal form once, set it back to Draft. Every custom value is now filled.
Number and A2P, sending domain, your domain, your calendars — then publish the workflows and go live.
A HighLevel snapshot is a copy of an account's structure — workflows, funnels and websites, forms, surveys, calendars, pipelines, custom fields and values, tags, dashboards and trigger links. You import it into your own sub-account and it rebuilds all of that in minutes.
Contacts, conversations and opportunities. Phone numbers and A2P registration. Domains and email authentication. Any third-party connection — Stripe, Google, Meta, your calendar. Those are account-level things you connect yourself; no snapshot on any marketplace can carry them.
No — a snapshot load cannot be reversed. Import into a fresh sub-account, or a throwaway one you are willing to delete. Every buyer guide opens with this warning.
About 45 minutes of configuration, because each system ships with a Setup Wizard: one internal form writes every custom value at once, so no message goes out with an unfilled merge field. A2P approval and DNS are on their own clocks and are not included in that figure.
No. Every workflow imports as Draft on purpose, so nothing reaches a real person while you are still filling in your details. You publish them when texting and email are connected.
You can deploy a snapshot into the sub-accounts of clients you serve. You cannot resell the snapshot itself as a product. One licence, one agency.
Fixes go into the snapshot and the changelog says whether a change is push-safe — meaning existing sub-accounts can take it with Push Update — or needs a fresh import.
Every snapshot is listed on the store with its full contents, screenshots and the buyer guide it ships with.