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GoHighLevel snapshots for local SaaS

A snapshot means you don't rebuild the same setup for every client. This page covers what a snapshot is, how to import one, what to check first, and how I set up the systems I use with local businesses.

What a snapshot is

A snapshot is a saved copy of a sub-account's build: funnels, websites, workflows, pipelines, calendars, forms and custom fields. It does not include contacts, conversations or phone numbers.

How to import one

  • Open the snapshot share link while signed into your agency account.
  • Import it into your agency's snapshot list.
  • Create a test sub-account and load the snapshot there first.
  • Swap in the business's name, logo, links and calendar before going live.

Check before you install

  • Who made it, and can you ask them questions?
  • Loading into an existing account can overwrite items with the same name.
  • Workflows may send texts and emails, which use wallet credits.
  • Turn workflows on one at a time after you've tested them.

Setup guides

Common questions

What is a GoHighLevel snapshot?
A snapshot is a saved copy of a sub-account's setup: funnels, websites, workflows, pipelines, calendars, forms and custom fields. You can load it into a new sub-account instead of building from scratch.
Does a snapshot include contacts?
No. Snapshots carry the build, not the business's customers, conversations or phone numbers.
How do I import a snapshot?
Open the snapshot share link while signed into your agency account, import it, then load it into a new or existing sub-account from the Account Snapshots area.
Are snapshots safe to install?
Only install snapshots from people you trust, and load them into a test sub-account first. Loading into an existing account can overwrite items with the same name.