Clickdesigns GoHighLevel Integration Review: Features, Pros, Cons & Key Takeaways

The Clickdesigns GoHighLevel Integration Review comes down to a relatively simple question:

Does directly connecting a marketing design tool to HighLevel actually improve your workflow enough to justify another platform?

For some funnel builders and agencies, the answer can be yes.

For others, the integration is convenient but unnecessary.

ClickDesigns is a graphic-design platform built largely around marketing assets such as:

Its GoHighLevel integration does not turn ClickDesigns into part of the CRM.

Instead, it solves a narrower problem:

Getting ClickDesigns graphics into HighLevel faster.

Once the connection is authorized, ClickDesigns images and graphics can be accessed from a dedicated ClickDesigns folder inside the HighLevel image library while editing supported funnels and pages.

That changes the workflow from:

Create Design

↓

Export

↓

Download to Computer

↓

Open HighLevel

↓

Upload

↓

Find File

↓

Use on Funnel

to:

Create Design

↓

Open HighLevel

↓

Open ClickDesigns Folder

↓

Choose Design

That is the integration's main practical benefit.

It saves steps.

It does not add CRM automation.

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The integration is most useful if you frequently create:

for HighLevel Funnels or Websites.

It becomes less important if:

The main benefit is:

Faster Asset Access

not:

New CRM Capability

That distinction is important.

ClickDesigns is a cloud-based graphic-design platform positioned primarily for marketers rather than professional designers.

Its template library focuses heavily on commercial marketing assets.

Examples include:

The objective is to help someone who is not a professional designer create usable marketing visuals quickly.

Typical users include:

That audience overlaps heavily with HighLevel's user base.

HighLevel users often need landing pages.

Landing pages often need graphics.

That overlap explains the integration.

According to ClickDesigns' integration workflow, connecting the platforms allows ClickDesigns images and graphics to appear inside a dedicated folder in HighLevel's image library.

The practical flow is:

ClickDesigns Account

↓

Connect HighLevel

↓

Open HighLevel Funnel

↓

Edit Page

↓

Choose Image

↓

Open Image Library

↓

ClickDesigns Folder

↓

Select Graphic

You can then use the selected graphic on the HighLevel page.

The integration should not be mistaken for a deep CRM synchronization.

It does not primarily exist to:

Those remain HighLevel functions.

Think:

ClickDesigns = Creative Production

HighLevel = Marketing + CRM + Automation

The integration connects the creative asset workflow.

A marketer may see:

“ClickDesigns integrates with GoHighLevel.”

and assume:

Two-Way Business Automation

That is not the main use case.

The useful integration is much narrower:

Design Asset

↓

HighLevel Media Environment

Understanding that before purchasing prevents unrealistic expectations.

The basic setup process is straightforward.

Sign into the HighLevel account you want to connect.

This matters because ClickDesigns will ask which available account should be authorized.

Log into your ClickDesigns account.

Open your account settings.

Inside ClickDesigns Settings, select:

Apps

Look for:

GoHighLevel

Start the authorization process.

ClickDesigns will request access to connect with HighLevel.

Choose the HighLevel account you intend to connect.

For agencies managing several environments, verify carefully before continuing.

Wait for confirmation that the platforms are connected.

Go back to HighLevel.

Open:

Sites

↓

Funnels

Choose a Funnel.

Edit a page.

Open an image element.

Then open the image library.

You should see a:

ClickDesigns

folder.

Never stop at:

Connection Successful

The actual test is:

Can I access the design inside HighLevel?

Create one sample graphic.

Open the Media Library.

Select it.

Place it into a test page.

Preview it.

That confirms the complete integration.

A practical workflow is:

Create the HighLevel page.

For example:

Start with a template or build from scratch.

Make sure the final version is ready.

Open the relevant image element.

Select the new graphic.

Check:

Only after QA.

This keeps design work connected to page requirements.

Do not start by creating random graphics.

Start with:

Offer

↓

Page Structure

↓

Copy

↓

Required Visuals

Then design.

For example:

A course funnel may need:

Course Mockup

because the offer is digital.

A local plumber page may not.

Design should solve a communication problem.

Sales funnels often use visual elements that are less common on traditional websites.

Examples:

ClickDesigns is built heavily around this type of design.

That makes the platform particularly relevant to HighLevel Funnel users.

Suppose you are promoting:

The Local Business Follow-Up Checklist

The page could use:

ClickDesigns

to create:

HighLevel then handles:

Landing Page

↓

Form

↓

Contact

↓

Workflow

↓

Email Delivery

Each platform has a clear role.

Mockups are one of ClickDesigns' strongest use cases.

A digital file is difficult to visualize.

For example:

PDF

becomes:

3D Ebook Cover

or:

Tablet Presentation

or:

Desktop Screen

That gives a digital offer more visual presence on the page.

A course creator sells:

Agency Automation Masterclass

The product exists digitally.

ClickDesigns can create:

HighLevel handles:

This is a logical combination.

Product bundles are useful when the offer contains several items.

For example:

Main Course

Workbook

Templates

Checklist

Instead of showing four unrelated images, a bundle graphic can visually group them.

That can make the offer easier to understand.

Ten mockup boxes do not automatically make an offer more valuable.

A bundle should represent:

Actual Deliverables

The visual communicates the offer.

It should not exaggerate it.

Lead magnets commonly benefit from a cover.

A basic funnel might be:

Traffic

↓

Landing Page

↓

Ebook Mockup

↓

Form

↓

HighLevel CRM

This is a straightforward ClickDesigns + HighLevel use case.

Device mockups can show a digital product inside:

Useful for:

The important question is:

Does this help the visitor understand the product?

If not:

Do not add the visual simply for decoration.

ClickDesigns also supports broader promotional assets.

An agency can create campaign visuals for:

Those assets may then support campaigns that drive traffic into HighLevel funnels.

The integration itself is most useful when the graphic eventually needs to live inside the HighLevel environment.

Infographics can help communicate:

For example:

A HighLevel agency could create:

Lead → Booking → Customer

as a visual process diagram for a landing page.

Use infographics where they simplify information.

Do not turn simple information into unnecessarily complex graphics.

ClickDesigns provides a large collection of ready-made templates.

This changes the starting point from:

Blank Canvas

to:

Existing Layout

Then the marketer edits:

This can significantly reduce initial design time.

A non-designer may struggle with:

Templates provide an existing structure.

That makes production easier.

The same advantage creates a risk.

If users simply:

Choose Template

↓

Change Text

↓

Publish

multiple brands may begin looking similar.

The correct process is:

Template

↓

Customize

↓

Apply Brand

↓

Review

Marketing visuals should match:

A funnel looks less professional when:

Hero Graphic

uses one visual style,

while:

Website

uses another.

Consistency matters more than template quantity.

ClickDesigns includes brand-oriented functionality in supported packages.

This can help teams maintain reusable:

For agencies managing many clients, this is more important than it may appear.

Suppose an agency manages:

20 HighLevel Clients

Each client has different:

A structured design environment helps prevent:

Client A Branding

from appearing accidentally on:

Client B Funnel

Agency organization matters.

Use project folders or clear naming.

For example:

ABC Roofing

City Dental

Do not maintain one giant unorganized design library.

Similarly, avoid:

final.png

final2.png

final-final.png

Use something meaningful.

Example:

abc-roofing-inspection-hero

or:

agency-automation-course-bundle

This becomes especially useful inside HighLevel's Media Library.

HighLevel's Media Storage is now reused across multiple areas of the platform.

Images stored there can be used in supported:

and other builders.

HighLevel has also expanded the range of supported file types in its media environment.

That means organized creative assets become increasingly valuable across the platform.

The easiest way to understand the benefit is to compare workflows.

Design

↓

Export

↓

Download

↓

Upload

↓

Select

Design

↓

Open HighLevel

↓

Select from ClickDesigns Folder

The integration removes middle steps.

Per graphic:

Potentially not much.

Across dozens or hundreds of assets:

It can add up.

That means integration value depends partly on:

Volume

You create:

5 graphics/month

Even if the integration saves:

1–2 minutes per graphic

the monthly productivity improvement is small.

You may not need another tool.

An agency creates:

150 graphics/month

Small workflow improvements become more meaningful.

The bigger question is also:

How quickly can ClickDesigns create the graphic itself?

Template-based production may save more time than the Media Library connection alone.

Do not evaluate only:

How fast does the image reach HighLevel?

Evaluate:

How fast can we go from idea to usable page asset?

The combined workflow is:

Need Identified

↓

Template Selected

↓

Graphic Created

↓

Graphic Available in HighLevel

↓

Page Published

That is the real production cycle.

Current ClickDesigns plans include a collection of AI-assisted tools.

Examples include:

The exact credit allowance depends on the selected package.

ClickDesigns currently allocates monthly AI credits according to plan.

Credits reset monthly rather than accumulating indefinitely.

This matters if AI editing is a major reason you are considering the platform.

Check the current plan allowance before purchasing.

Suppose you have:

Product Photo

with an unwanted background.

Use:

Background Removal

↓

Transparent Product

↓

Mockup

↓

HighLevel Funnel

This is a practical AI-assisted workflow.

A basic product photograph can also be placed into a new background.

That can help create:

Review the final result carefully.

AI-generated product scenes can contain visual errors.

Generative tools can help modify specific parts of an image.

Examples:

Useful when:

90% of the graphic works

and only a small area needs improvement.

Always inspect:

AI-generated images can look convincing while still containing mistakes.

ClickDesigns provides a visual editing environment intended to make routine graphic creation accessible without advanced design software.

Users can work with:

The goal is speed rather than maximum technical control.

ClickDesigns is not intended to replace every professional creative tool.

If your project requires:

a professional design application or designer may still be more appropriate.

These tools should not be compared as direct substitutes.

Creates:

Visual Assets

Creates:

Web Pages and Funnels

The integration makes them work together.

HighLevel itself provides media-management and image-editing functionality.

Therefore, some basic image changes can already happen inside the HighLevel ecosystem.

If your needs are limited to:

you may not need ClickDesigns.

ClickDesigns becomes more relevant for:

Purpose-Built Marketing Graphics

and:

Mockups

This is an important alternative to consider.

HighLevel's Media Storage currently has a native Canva integration.

A Canva account can be connected to a specific HighLevel location so users can:

This means ClickDesigns is not the only integrated design workflow available.

The difference is largely about creative workflow.

Strong focus on:

Broader general-purpose design ecosystem.

For many teams:

Canva may already be deeply embedded in their workflow.

For direct-response marketers:

ClickDesigns' specialized templates may be more attractive.

If your existing design platform already handles:

and integrates comfortably with HighLevel:

Adding another design subscription may produce little incremental value.

Audit your stack first.

You can also use:

HighLevel Media Storage

Built-In Editor

HighLevel Page Builder

with no dedicated external design tool.

For simple business websites:

This may be enough.

Best when:

Graphics are simple.

Best when:

Team already uses one.

Best when:

Marketing mockups and funnel graphics are produced frequently.

Best when:

Original creative quality is the priority.

The correct option depends on the project.

No option is automatically best.

This is probably one of the clearest use cases.

A funnel agency repeatedly needs:

The agency may build several funnels each month.

In that environment:

Template speed matters.

Direct HighLevel access matters.

Client Brief

↓

Funnel Strategy

↓

Copy

↓

Graphic Requirements

↓

ClickDesigns

↓

HighLevel Media Library

↓

Funnel

↓

QA

This is efficient and easy to document.

Course businesses commonly need:

These are exactly the kinds of visuals template-oriented marketing design tools can produce quickly.

Course Offer

↓

ClickDesigns Product Bundle

↓

HighLevel Sales Page

↓

Checkout

↓

HighLevel Course

The graphic helps visualize the product.

HighLevel manages the customer journey.

Affiliate marketers may need:

ClickDesigns can make these easier to produce.

But content and claims still need to be accurate.

A polished design does not justify misleading product claims.

HighLevel agencies using SaaS Mode may want their software offer to feel more productized.

Possible visuals include:

This can improve presentation.

Software Dashboard Screenshot

↓

ClickDesigns Device Mockup

↓

HighLevel SaaS Funnel

↓

Trial / Purchase

This is a logical integration.

A Snapshot is largely invisible configuration.

That makes it difficult to present visually.

A creator might use mockups to show:

Then package them visually as:

Complete Industry System

This helps communicate what the buyer receives.

Another high-value use case.

Example:

PDF Guide

↓

ClickDesigns Ebook Cover

↓

HighLevel Opt-In Funnel

↓

CRM

↓

Email Delivery

The design asset has one clear role:

Make the lead magnet easier to understand and more appealing.

A webinar funnel may need:

ClickDesigns can supply the creative.

HighLevel can manage:

This is the core integration benefit.

Designs can be accessed from the ClickDesigns folder inside the HighLevel image library.

The library is built heavily around commercial graphics.

Useful for:

Template-driven editing lowers the skill barrier.

Current plans provide AI tools for routine creative work.

Supported products include team, project and brand-oriented capabilities.

The same platform can produce assets beyond HighLevel funnels.

ClickDesigns remains an independent product.

The HighLevel integration does not make it part of your HighLevel subscription.

The direct connection focuses on creative assets.

It is not deep CRM synchronization.

You may already use another capable design platform.

Poor customization can produce generic-looking assets.

AI credits depend on the package.

Template software does not replace every branding or creative project.

Your team adds:

Software consolidation still matters.

The integration's strongest advantage is not a dramatic new HighLevel capability.

It is:

Removing small repetitive steps.

That sounds minor.

But agencies make money partly through operational efficiency.

Small repeated tasks are worth removing when they happen often enough.

Nothing about HighLevel requires ClickDesigns.

You can build:

without it.

This means the purchase should pass a simple test:

Does It Solve a Real Creative Bottleneck?

If not:

Do not add it.

Possibly, but only when visual production is important.

A solo consultant using:

probably does not need it.

A solo course creator launching new digital products regularly may benefit much more.

It can make more sense because agencies multiply every process across clients.

Suppose:

One Client

needs:

5 assets.

An agency with:

30 clients

may eventually handle:

150 similar assets.

Workflow standardization becomes more valuable.

Potentially.

SaaS agencies often need repeated marketing assets for:

But first determine whether the team already has a capable design workflow.

Consider it when several of these are true:

Consider skipping it when:

There are really two questions.

Is ClickDesigns itself useful for your creative work?

Does the HighLevel integration improve that workflow further?

If the answer to Question 1 is no:

The integration does not matter.

Suppose ClickDesigns helps a team save:

4 hours/month

If staff time is valued at:

$25/hour

simplified operational value:

$100/month

Then compare that with:

This is only an illustrative framework.

Use your actual numbers.

The larger savings may come from:

Template Production

rather than:

Media Transfer

Measure the complete workflow:

Idea → Finished Asset → Published Funnel

That is what matters.

Before using any ClickDesigns asset in HighLevel:

Correct colors?

Accurate?

Correct?

Appropriate?

Optimized?

Readable?

Readable?

Correct brand?

Simple QA prevents embarrassing mistakes.

After inserting the graphic:

Design needs context.

Do not put essential sales information only inside a graphic.

For example:

Price

Main Guarantee

Primary CTA

should generally remain accessible as page content where appropriate.

This improves usability and flexibility.

Optimize assets before publishing.

A marketing graphic does not need to be enormous to look good.

Consider:

HighLevel's Media Library continues expanding, but storage capability does not mean every uploaded file should be large.

Do not assume:

More Attractive Graphic = Higher Conversion

Test important visuals where traffic volume makes experimentation useful.

Example:

Product mockup.

Customer outcome visual.

Measure conversion.

A good funnel should first answer:

What is this?

Who is it for?

Why should I care?

What should I do next?

ClickDesigns supports that communication.

It should not distract from it.

A repeatable agency process might be:

Account manager defines required assets.

Designer creates them in ClickDesigns.

Internal reviewer checks brand.

Funnel builder opens ClickDesigns folder in HighLevel.

Assets inserted.

Mobile and performance QA.

Client review.

Publish.

This prevents the design library from becoming random creative output.

The person who creates an asset does not always need to be the final approver.

For high-value client campaigns:

Creator

↓

Reviewer

↓

Publisher

is safer.

Agencies should also control access appropriately.

A graphic designer generally does not need unrestricted access to:

Give users only the access needed for their job.

External integrations can occasionally fail.

Maintain a simple fallback:

Export From ClickDesigns

↓

Upload to HighLevel

The campaign should not stop merely because direct access is temporarily unavailable.

ClickDesigns integration improves efficiency.

It should not become a single point of failure.

If a connection breaks:

Manual asset transfer still works.

That makes the integration low-risk operationally.

HighLevel now has a direct Canva Media Storage integration, making Canva an important alternative.

Choose based on your actual creative needs.

You value:

You value:

Do not subscribe to both automatically.

Choose native HighLevel when:

Choose ClickDesigns when:

Choose ClickDesigns when:

Speed and repeatability

matter most.

Choose a professional designer when:

Originality and creative direction

matter most.

Many agencies use both.

A practical model is:

Designer Creates Brand System

↓

ClickDesigns Helps Produce Repetitive Marketing Assets

This preserves brand quality while reducing production cost.

ClickDesigns is primarily a creative integration.

Start with actual workload.

Apply brand identity.

Design after offer and structure.

Optimize for the web.

Always preview.

Keep critical information accessible.

Audit existing software.

Review everything.

Manual upload should remain available.

Organize before scale.

Use project discipline.

Every visual needs a purpose.

Use appropriate permissions.

Focus on actual time and output quality.

Instead of committing based on feature lists, run a practical evaluation.

Connect ClickDesigns.

Create:

Use all three in HighLevel.

Build one actual campaign using the integration.

Record:

Let another team member use the workflow.

Determine whether it remains easy without the original setup person.

Ask:

Then decide.

The native ClickDesigns connection provides a useful HighLevel Media Library workflow.

But:

Media Integration

is not:

CRM Integration

That is the first thing buyers should understand.

If you rarely need graphics:

The integration is mostly convenience.

If you constantly build funnels:

It becomes more meaningful.

Its value is strongest where its specialized:

fit your work.

For generic graphic design:

Other tools may be equally or more appropriate.

HighLevel now offers:

Therefore, ClickDesigns should be selected for its specific creative strengths.

Not because HighLevel lacks any other design workflow.

Your HighLevel system should still work without ClickDesigns.

The core system remains:

Traffic

↓

Funnel

↓

Lead

↓

CRM

↓

Workflow

↓

Customer

ClickDesigns only helps create some of the visual assets along the way.

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The ClickDesigns GoHighLevel integration connects ClickDesigns with HighLevel so supported ClickDesigns graphics can be accessed through a dedicated folder inside HighLevel's image library.

Yes. ClickDesigns provides a native GoHighLevel connection through the Apps section of its account settings.

Log into HighLevel, open ClickDesigns Settings, choose Apps, select GoHighLevel, click Connect Account, select the appropriate HighLevel account and complete authorization.

They appear inside a ClickDesigns folder in the HighLevel image library when editing supported pages and funnels.

Yes. Using ClickDesigns graphics directly inside HighLevel Funnels is one of the primary use cases of the integration.

The integration centers on making ClickDesigns media accessible through HighLevel's image/media workflow, allowing supported assets to be reused where the relevant HighLevel media picker is available.

No. The standard integration is focused on visual assets rather than CRM contact synchronization.

The normal ClickDesigns integration should not be treated as a workflow-triggering CRM integration. Its main purpose is creative asset access.

No. Opportunities and Pipeline management remain HighLevel CRM functions.

No. ClickDesigns is a graphic-design platform, while HighLevel provides CRM, funnels, automation, conversations, calendars and other marketing/sales tools.

No. HighLevel Funnels and Websites work without ClickDesigns.

ClickDesigns currently supports marketing assets such as sales-funnel graphics, product mockups, boxshots, book covers, device mockups, logos, social graphics and other promotional designs.

Yes. Product and device mockups are among the platform's main marketing-design use cases.

Yes. ClickDesigns provides a large library of customizable templates across multiple marketing and design categories.

Yes. Current ClickDesigns plans provide access to multiple AI-assisted tools, with the exact feature and monthly credit allowance depending on the plan.

Current ClickDesigns pricing information states that monthly AI credits reset each month and do not roll over.

Yes. Background-removal functionality is available among ClickDesigns' current AI image tools.

Yes. Background generation is included among the AI-assisted functionality offered in current ClickDesigns plans.

Yes. Course creators may find it useful for course covers, workbook mockups, digital-product bundles, lead-magnet graphics and sales-page assets.

It can be useful for creating bridge-page visuals, bonus graphics, lead-magnet covers and other promotional assets.

It can be particularly useful for agencies producing a high volume of funnel graphics and marketing assets across multiple HighLevel client projects.

Yes. HighLevel Media Storage includes built-in media-management and image-editing functionality, which may be enough for simpler image workflows.

Yes. HighLevel currently provides a direct Canva integration inside Media Storage, allowing supported Canva designs to be browsed and imported into the HighLevel media environment.

It depends on the workflow. ClickDesigns is particularly focused on marketing graphics, product mockups and funnel assets, while Canva provides a broader general-purpose design ecosystem.

Not automatically. Evaluate whether ClickDesigns' mockups, funnel-focused templates and workflow provide enough additional value to justify another subscription.

Not completely. It can reduce the need for professional design work on routine marketing graphics, while original brand design and complex creative projects may still benefit from an experienced designer.

The biggest advantage is reducing the number of steps between creating a marketing graphic and using it inside a HighLevel Funnel or Website.

The integration is relatively narrow. It improves the design/media workflow but does not provide deep CRM, Pipeline or workflow synchronization.

Funnel agencies, digital-product sellers, course creators, affiliate marketers and other businesses that regularly produce specialized marketing graphics are the strongest potential fits.

Businesses that create few custom graphics, already have an efficient design workflow or mainly use simple photography and native HighLevel assets may not need another design subscription.

This Clickdesigns GoHighLevel Integration Review shows that the integration solves a small but legitimate workflow problem.

Without the integration:

Create

↓

Export

↓

Download

↓

Upload

↓

Use

With the integration:

Create

↓

Open ClickDesigns Folder in HighLevel

↓

Use

That is simpler.

But whether it is valuable depends almost entirely on how often you repeat that process.

For someone building:

One Funnel Every Six Months

the improvement is minor.

For an agency producing:

Multiple Funnels Every Week

the repeated time savings can matter.

ClickDesigns becomes even more relevant when those funnels regularly require:

because those asset types are central to the ClickDesigns product.

The most important limitation is equally clear:

ClickDesigns does not become your HighLevel CRM.

The integration is not primarily about:

Contacts

Opportunities

Calendars

Workflows

or:

Customer Automation

HighLevel remains responsible for those systems.

The relationship is:

ClickDesigns

creates:

Marketing Visual

then:

HighLevel

uses that visual inside:

Funnel / Website

and continues the customer journey through:

Lead → CRM → Follow-Up → Customer

That separation is actually useful.

It makes the buying decision easier.

Do not ask:

“Does ClickDesigns integrate with HighLevel?”

The answer is yes.

Ask:

“Is moving ClickDesigns assets directly into HighLevel valuable enough for the way we work?”

For a course creator constantly producing digital-product graphics:

Possibly.

For a funnel agency handling many clients:

Quite possibly.

For a SaaS agency that frequently needs software mockups:

Potentially.

For a local service business that mainly uses:

Photos + Forms + Booking Calendar

probably much less so.

There is also more competition inside the HighLevel creative workflow than before.

HighLevel now has:

Built-In Media Editing

and:

Canva Media Storage Integration

alongside its own expanding AI page-building functionality.

That means ClickDesigns should not be purchased simply because you want:

Any Design Tool Connected to HighLevel

Its value needs to come from what makes ClickDesigns distinct:

Marketing-Oriented Templates

Mockups

Product Bundles

and:

Direct-Response Visual Production

A practical decision process is therefore:

Count Your Monthly Design Work

↓

Identify the Asset Types

↓

Measure Current Production Time

↓

Check Existing Tools

↓

Test ClickDesigns

↓

Measure Time Saved

↓

Keep or Remove

That is better than collecting software based on feature lists.

And if you adopt it, treat ClickDesigns as a production accelerator rather than a creative strategy replacement.

The strongest workflow remains:

Offer Strategy

↓

Funnel Structure

↓

Copy

↓

Visual Requirements

↓

ClickDesigns

↓

HighLevel

↓

Mobile + Performance QA

↓

Publish

Strategy comes first.

Design communicates the strategy.

HighLevel turns the page into a customer journey.

For teams where that visual-production stage happens frequently, the ClickDesigns integration can remove meaningful friction.

For teams where it does not, HighLevel remains completely usable without it.

That is the key takeaway:

ClickDesigns is a useful HighLevel design add-on when specialized marketing graphics are a repeated workflow—not an essential integration every HighLevel user needs.

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