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Your Business Profile is the section of your sub-account settings where you can assign company data and configure settings that are applied across the entire sub-account. Setting up this section, and spending a few minutes configuring the settings, is critical to the way your sub-account operates.
To help you better understand all the components and elements within the Business Profile, we will be going through all the sections and settings one-by-one and explaining how to configure them and even giving you some use cases that will help you understand the outcome of each setting and configuration.
Navigating to your Business Profile is quick and easy! We have also provided some screenshots below to help you find your way if you are more of a visual learner!
Make sure you are in the chosen sub-account in your GHL Customer Care
Click the SETTINGS navigation item on the left side of your screen
Once you are in SETTINGS, the BUSINESS PROFILE will be the first navigation button in the settings menu on the left-hand side of your screen.
The Business Profile is also the first page of settings by default, so once you click the SETTINGS button, you will automatically see the BUSINESS PROFILE.
Login to GHL Customer Care -> Select a Sub-Account -> Click Settings -> Business Profile
Where Do I Find the Business Profile? (image 1 of 18)What this shows Login to GHL Customer Care -> Select a Sub-Account -> Click Settings -> Business ProfileWhat this showsIllustrates the "Where Do I Find the Business Profile?" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "Where Do I Find the Business Profile?" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: Login to GHL Customer Care -> Select a Sub-Account -> Click Settings -> Business Profile. Immediately after, the guide continues: Your sub-account's General Information is very important. Adding the proper information here and configuring settings like "Branded Domain" will ensure that anyone using Custom Fields or Trigger Links associated with this sub-account is….Image 1 of 18What to chooseLogin to GHL Customer Care -> Select a Sub-Account -> Click Settings -> Business Profile
Buttons and menus referencedSETTINGSBUSINESS PROFILEsettings
Next stepYour sub-account's General Information is very important. Adding the proper information here and configuring settings like "Branded Domain" will ensure that anyone using Custom Fields or Trigger Links associated with this sub-account is sending the correct information regarding their business.All 4 steps in this procedure
Make sure you are in the chosen sub-account in your GHL Customer Care
Click the SETTINGS navigation item on the left side of your screen
Once you are in SETTINGS, the BUSINESS PROFILE will be the first navigation button in the settings menu on the left-hand side of your screen.
The Business Profile is also the first page of settings by default, so once you click the SETTINGS button, you will automatically see the BUSINESS PROFILE.
Where Do I Find the Business Profile? (image 2 of 18)What this shows Login to GHL Customer Care -> Select a Sub-Account -> Click Settings -> Business ProfileWhat this showsIllustrates the "Where Do I Find the Business Profile?" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "Where Do I Find the Business Profile?" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: Login to GHL Customer Care -> Select a Sub-Account -> Click Settings -> Business Profile. Immediately after, the guide continues: Your sub-account's General Information is very important. Adding the proper information here and configuring settings like "Branded Domain" will ensure that anyone using Custom Fields or Trigger Links associated with this sub-account is….Image 2 of 18What to chooseLogin to GHL Customer Care -> Select a Sub-Account -> Click Settings -> Business Profile
Buttons and menus referencedSETTINGSBUSINESS PROFILEsettings
Next stepYour sub-account's General Information is very important. Adding the proper information here and configuring settings like "Branded Domain" will ensure that anyone using Custom Fields or Trigger Links associated with this sub-account is sending the correct information regarding their business.All 4 steps in this procedure
Make sure you are in the chosen sub-account in your GHL Customer Care
Click the SETTINGS navigation item on the left side of your screen
Once you are in SETTINGS, the BUSINESS PROFILE will be the first navigation button in the settings menu on the left-hand side of your screen.
The Business Profile is also the first page of settings by default, so once you click the SETTINGS button, you will automatically see the BUSINESS PROFILE.
General Information
Your sub-account's General Information is very important. Adding the proper information here and configuring settings like "Branded Domain" will ensure that anyone using Custom Fields or Trigger Links associated with this sub-account is sending the correct information regarding their business.
General Information (image 3 of 18)What this shows Your sub-account's General Information is very important.What this showsIllustrates the "General Information" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "General Information" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: Your sub-account's General Information is very important. Adding the proper information here and configuring settings like "Branded Domain" will ensure that anyone using Custom Fields or Trigger Links associated with this sub-account is sending the correct information regarding their business. Immediately after, the guide continues: When you interact with our support teams, they may request that you provide a location ID where you face a problem. Location ID is a unique ID given to every sub-account in your agency account. This helps us identify your client's account….Image 3 of 18What this coversYour sub-account's General Information is very important. Adding the proper information here and configuring settings like "Branded Domain" will ensure that anyone using Custom Fields or Trigger Links associated with this sub-account is sending the correct information regarding their business.Next stepWhen you interact with our support teams, they may request that you provide a location ID where you face a problem. Location ID is a unique ID given to every sub-account in your agency account. This helps us identify your client's account and narrow down our troubleshooting efforts.
1. Location ID
When you interact with our support teams, they may request that you provide a location ID where you face a problem. Location ID is a unique ID given to every sub-account in your agency account. This helps us identify your client's account and narrow down our troubleshooting efforts.
2. Business Logo
Upload the business logo you want to be associated with this sub-account. The logo will represent this specific sub-account when looking at the "Accounts" list in your Agency Dashboard view, and can be used across many features of GHL Customer Care, including invoices and emails, and even as a Custom Field in messaging.
Example:{{location.logo_url}}
3. Friendly Business Name
This is the name that will be used for your sub-account (location) when using the Custom Field "Account -> Name" in messaging, workflows, and other areas across the app.
Example:{{location.name}}
4. Legal Business Name
The legal business name is the name that will be used in any future compliance registration. What you add here should perfectly match the business name as it is displayed on legal business documentation, such as your business license and registration paperwork.
5. Business Email
Enter the email you want to be used for this account when adding the Custom Field "Account -> Email" to messages, emails, workflows, or other areas in the app that allow for Custom Fields.
Example: {{location.email}}
6. Business Phone
Enter the phone number you want to be used for this account when adding the Custom Field "Account -> Phone" to messages, emails, workflows, or other areas in the app that allow for Custom Fields.
Example: {{location.phone}}
If you want this number to match the number that is used for calling and messaging, you would first need to configure your LC phone number, and then copy/paste your purchased number in the "Business Phone" field.
7. Branded Domain
Each sub-account (location) can create a "branded domain" by connecting to a sub-domain in their hosting provider. This branded domain will be used as the URL address for things like "Trigger Links", "Calendars", "Forms", "Surveys", and more.
Below are a few different help articles that will explain the Branded Domain in more detail and how to configure it for your sub-account:
Enter the website URL you want to be used for this account when adding the Custom Field "Account -> Website" to messages, emails, workflows, or other areas in the app that allow for Custom Fields.
Example: {{location.website}}
9. Business Niche
Assign a business niche to your sub-account by choosing from the list in the dropdown. If you target multiple niches, choose the niche that best describes your target market.
10. API Key
API keys are used to connect 2 or more software applications together with the intention of sharing information and/or performing and action that requires the approval and validation of the software applications involved.
For example, when you create a Zap in Zapier, you are just connecting to the API of different software applications. Zapier just makes this a clean and "pretty" experience for the end user, but underneath all the cool looking software that Zapier provides is just a bunch of API keys connecting to each other depending on how you configure your Zaps.
Your sub-account (or location) API Key can be used when connecting to Zapier and other applications that may require an API key to send or receive information to or from any specific sub-account (location).
11. Update Information Button
When you're all finished updating your General Information, make sure to save!
Business Physical Address
Your Business Physical Address is a very important component of your Business Profile. This information not only can be used when verifying your business for certain features that may need verification, but it can also be used when adding Custom Fields and Custom Values in messages, social posts, email campaigns, websites, and even funnels.
Business Physical Address (image 4 of 18)What this shows Your Business Physical Address is a very important component of your Business Profile.What this showsIllustrates the "Business Physical Address" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "Business Physical Address" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: Your Business Physical Address is a very important component of your Business Profile. This information not only can be used when verifying your business for certain features that may need verification, but it can also be used when adding Custom Fields and Custom Values in messages, social posts…. Immediately after, the guide continues: The Business Physical Address should match the address on your EIN listing. This information may be used to verify your business if needed.Image 4 of 18What this coversYour Business Physical Address is a very important component of your Business Profile. This information not only can be used when verifying your business for certain features that may need verification, but it can also be used when adding Custom Fields and Custom Values in messages, social posts, email campaigns, websites, and even funnels.
Buttons and menus referencedmatch the address on your EIN listing.
Next stepThe Business Physical Address should match the address on your EIN listing. This information may be used to verify your business if needed.
The Business Physical Address should match the address on your EIN listing. This information may be used to verify your business if needed. Business Physical Address (image 5 of 18)What this shows Your Business Physical Address is a very important component of your Business Profile.What this showsIllustrates the "Business Physical Address" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "Business Physical Address" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: Your Business Physical Address is a very important component of your Business Profile. This information not only can be used when verifying your business for certain features that may need verification, but it can also be used when adding Custom Fields and Custom Values in messages, social posts…. Immediately after, the guide continues: Automated events within campaigns work with this field to determine when to send. You may be able to override this default timezone setting d epending on the feature being used, such as workflows or email campaigns. Always check your….Image 5 of 18What this coversYour Business Physical Address is a very important component of your Business Profile. This information not only can be used when verifying your business for certain features that may need verification, but it can also be used when adding Custom Fields and Custom Values in messages, social posts, email campaigns, websites, and even funnels.
Buttons and menus referencedmatch the address on your EIN listing.
Next stepAutomated events within campaigns work with this field to determine when to send. You may be able to override this default timezone setting d epending on the feature being used, such as workflows or email campaigns. Always check your business profile settings and the settings of the feature being used to make sure the correct time zone is selected.
Time Zone
Automated events within campaigns work with this field to determine when to send. You may be able to override this default timezone setting depending on the feature being used, such as workflows or email campaigns. Always check your business profile settings and the settings of the feature being used to make sure the correct time zone is selected.
Time Zone (image 6 of 18)What this shows Automated events within campaigns work with this field to determine when to send.What this showsIllustrates the "Time Zone" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "Time Zone" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: Automated events within campaigns work with this field to determine when to send. You may be able to override this default timezone setting d epending on the feature being used, such as workflows or email campaigns. Always check your business profile settings and the settings of the feature being…. Immediately after, the guide continues: This setting controls what language your sub-account displays in. Meaning, if you speak and read English, you would want your GHL Customer Care sub-account to be displayed in English. If you speak and read Spanish, you would most likely….Image 6 of 18What this coversAutomated events within campaigns work with this field to determine when to send. You may be able to override this default timezone setting d epending on the feature being used, such as workflows or email campaigns. Always check your business profile settings and the settings of the feature being used to make sure the correct time zone is selected.Next stepThis setting controls what language your sub-account displays in. Meaning, if you speak and read English, you would want your GHL Customer Care sub-account to be displayed in English. If you speak and read Spanish, you would most likely want your sub-account to be displayed in Spanish.
Platform Language
This setting controls what language your sub-account displays in. Meaning, if you speak and read English, you would want your GHL Customer Care sub-account to be displayed in English. If you speak and read Spanish, you would most likely want your sub-account to be displayed in Spanish.
Platform Language (image 7 of 18)What this shows This setting controls what language your sub-account displays in.What this showsIllustrates the "Platform Language" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "Platform Language" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: This setting controls what language your sub-account displays in. Meaning, if you speak and read English, you would want your GHL Customer Care sub-account to be displayed in English. If you speak and read Spanish, you would most likely want your sub-account to be displayed in Spanish. Immediately after, the guide continues: You can see in the example below that we changed the "Platform Language" to Spanish, and all of the text in the application is now showing in Spanish.Image 7 of 18What this coversThis setting controls what language your sub-account displays in. Meaning, if you speak and read English, you would want your GHL Customer Care sub-account to be displayed in English. If you speak and read Spanish, you would most likely want your sub-account to be displayed in Spanish.Next stepYou can see in the example below that we changed the "Platform Language" to Spanish, and all of the text in the application is now showing in Spanish
You can see in the example below that we changed the "Platform Language" to Spanish, and all of the text in the application is now showing in Spanish
Platform Language (image 8 of 18)What this shows You can see in the example below that we changed the "Platform Language" to Spanish, and all of the text in the application is now showing…What this showsIllustrates the "Platform Language" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "Platform Language" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: You can see in the example below that we changed the "Platform Language" to Spanish, and all of the text in the application is now showing in Spanish. Immediately after, the guide continues: When you are sending Custom Fields and Custom Values in messages, GHL Customer Care needs to know how you want that information to be displayed to the person or persons receiving the message. Selecting the proper language here will make….Image 8 of 18What this coversYou can see in the example below that we changed the "Platform Language" to Spanish, and all of the text in the application is now showing in SpanishNext stepWhen you are sending Custom Fields and Custom Values in messages, GHL Customer Care needs to know how you want that information to be displayed to the person or persons receiving the message. Selecting the proper language here will make sure that when you send a message with Custom Fields or Custom Values, or use Custom Fields and Custom Values anywhere else such as in websites and funnels, that the correct language is being displayed.
Outbound Communication Language for Custom Values
When you are sending Custom Fields and Custom Values in messages, GHL Customer Care needs to know how you want that information to be displayed to the person or persons receiving the message. Selecting the proper language here will make sure that when you send a message with Custom Fields or Custom Values, or use Custom Fields and Custom Values anywhere else such as in websites and funnels, that the correct language is being displayed.
Outbound Communication Language for Custom Values (image 9 of 18)What this shows When you are sending Custom Fields and Custom Values in messages, GHL Customer Care needs to know how you want that information to be…What this showsIllustrates the "Outbound Communication Language for Custom Values" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "Outbound Communication Language for Custom Values" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: When you are sending Custom Fields and Custom Values in messages, GHL Customer Care needs to know how you want that information to be displayed to the person or persons receiving the message. Selecting the proper language here will make sure that when you send a message with Custom Fields or Custom…. This part of the guide covers 12 fields, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: To see a list of the Custom Fields and Custom Values that are affected by this setting, take a look at the tables below. Scroll to the right to see all the variations when they are changed by a new default language.Image 9 of 18What this coversWhen you are sending Custom Fields and Custom Values in messages, GHL Customer Care needs to know how you want that information to be displayed to the person or persons receiving the message. Selecting the proper language here will make sure that when you send a message with Custom Fields or Custom Values, or use Custom Fields and Custom Values anywhere else such as in websites and funnels, that the correct language is being displayed.
Fields in this part of the guideEnglishDanishGermanSpanishFinnishFrench (may appear as regional variants)ItalianDutchNorwegianPortuguese (may appear as regional variants)Swedish{{appointment.start_time}}
Next stepTo see a list of the Custom Fields and Custom Values that are affected by this setting, take a look at the tables below. Scroll to the right to see all the variations when they are changed by a new default language.All 11 steps in this procedure
English
Danish
German
Spanish
Finnish
French (may appear as regional variants)
Italian
Dutch
Norwegian
Portuguese (may appear as regional variants)
Swedish
To see a list of the Custom Fields and Custom Values that are affected by this setting, take a look at the tables below. Scroll to the right to see all the variations when they are changed by a new default language.
Supported Languages:
Checkout pages automatically localize labels, buttons, and system messages based on the Platform Language set in Business Profile. Supported languages (Platform Language):
English
Danish
German
Spanish
Finnish
French (may appear as regional variants)
Italian
Dutch
Norwegian
Portuguese (may appear as regional variants)
Swedish
Below is a list of custom fields and custom values that are affected by changing the language in this setting. Please be aware that more may be added and affected in the future. We will do our best to update this list as needed:
{{appointment.start_time}}
{{appointment.end_time}}
{{appointment.only_start_date}}
{{appointment.only_end_date}}
{{appointment.only_start_time}}
{{appointment.only_end_time}}
{{appointment.month}}
{{appointment.month}}
{{appointment.day_of_week}}
{{right_now.time}}
{{right_now.day}}
{{right_now.day_of_week}}
{{right_now.month}}
{{right_now.month_english}}
{{right_now.month_name}}
{{right_now.middle_endian_date}}
{{right_now.little_endian_date}}
{{right_now.hour}}
{{right_now.hour_ampm}}
{{right_now.second}}
{{right_now.date}}
Business Information
Filling out this section with information about your business is very important. This information includes things like your registration type and number (EIN, CCN, VAT, etc.) and your regions of operations. Running a legitimate and registered business can be the difference between getting approved or denied when submitting for approval to send SMS messages.
Business Information (image 10 of 18)What this shows Filling out this section with information about your business is very important.What this showsIllustrates the "Business Information" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "Business Information" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: Filling out this section with information about your business is very important. This information includes things like your registration type and number (EIN, CCN, VAT, etc.) and your regions of operations. Running a legitimate and registered business can be the difference between getting approved…. Immediately after, the guide continues: Select the type of business you created. The drop-down will give you the following options to choose from.Image 10 of 18What to fill inFilling out this section with information about your business is very important. This information includes things like your registration type and number (EIN, CCN, VAT, etc.) and your regions of operations. Running a legitimate and registered business can be the difference between getting approved or denied when submitting for approval to send SMS messages.Next stepSelect the type of business you created. The drop-down will give you the following options to choose from:
1. Business Type
Select the type of business you created. The drop-down will give you the following options to choose from:
Co-operative
Corporation
Limited Liability Company (LLC) or Sole-Proprietorship
Non-profit Corporation
Partnership.
2. Business Industry
Select the industry that you primarily serve. We understand that you may serve many different industries, but please select the one that best describes or most describes your target market.
3. Business Registration ID Type
Select your business' registration type. If you are in the United States, you most likely will have an EIN unless you incorporated your business in a different country.
3. Business Registration ID Type (image 11 of 18)What this shows Select your business' registration type.What this showsIllustrates the "3. Business Registration ID Type" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "3. Business Registration ID Type" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: Select your business' registration type. If you are in the United States, you most likely will have an EIN unless you incorporated your business in a different country. Immediately after, the guide continues: After you select your business's type of registration, you can add your registration number here.Image 11 of 18What to fill inSelect your business' registration type. If you are in the United States, you most likely will have an EIN unless you incorporated your business in a different country.Next stepAfter you select your business's type of registration, you can add your registration number here.
4. Business Registration Number
After you select your business's type of registration, you can add your registration number here.
5. Business Regions of Operations
Select the regions your business operates in. If you are a global company, select the regions that you do most of your sales in. This is a multi-select setting, so you are able to choose more than one region.
6. Update Information
Make sure you always click the update button after making changes so that your changes are properly saved.
Authorized Representative
If your business has an authorized representative, please add their information here. If you are the authorized representative, please add your own information here.
Authorized Representative (image 12 of 18)What this shows If your business has an authorized representative, please add their information here.What this showsIllustrates the "Authorized Representative" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "Authorized Representative" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: If your business has an authorized representative, please add their information here. If you are the authorized representative, please add your own information here. Immediately after, the guide continues: This section of your Business Profile is incredibly important so we will break down each section one by one below. Make sure you pay close attention to these settings as they can have significant effects on your sub-account. You may….Image 12 of 18What this coversIf your business has an authorized representative, please add their information here. If you are the authorized representative, please add your own information here.Next stepThis section of your Business Profile is incredibly important so we will break down each section one by one below. Make sure you pay close attention to these settings as they can have significant effects on your sub-account. You may experience something in the CONTACTS section, not know how to fix it, and then come look at these settings and realize you turned on or turned off something that should or shouldn't have been.
General
This section of your Business Profile is incredibly important so we will break down each section one by one below. Make sure you pay close attention to these settings as they can have significant effects on your sub-account. You may experience something in the CONTACTS section, not know how to fix it, and then come look at these settings and realize you turned on or turned off something that should or shouldn't have been.
General (image 13 of 18)What this shows This section of your Business Profile is incredibly important so we will break down each section one by one below.What this showsIllustrates the "General" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "General" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: This section of your Business Profile is incredibly important so we will break down each section one by one below. Make sure you pay close attention to these settings as they can have significant effects on your sub-account. You may experience something in the CONTACTS section, not know how to fix…. Immediately after, the guide continues: Turning this feature "ON" will allow duplicate opportunities to be created in the same pipeline. If this is turned "ON", new opportunities will be created in the same pipeline instead of an opportunity moving from one pipeline stage to….Image 13 of 18What this coversThis section of your Business Profile is incredibly important so we will break down each section one by one below. Make sure you pay close attention to these settings as they can have significant effects on your sub-account. You may experience something in the CONTACTS section, not know how to fix it, and then come look at these settings and realize you turned on or turned off something that should or shouldn't have been.Next stepTurning this feature "ON" will allow duplicate opportunities to be created in the same pipeline. If this is turned "ON", new opportunities will be created in the same pipeline instead of an opportunity moving from one pipeline stage to another. In certain scenarios or use cases, this can be very useful, even necessary.
Allow Duplicate Opportunity
Turning this feature "ON" will allow duplicate opportunities to be created in the same pipeline. If this is turned "ON", new opportunities will be created in the same pipeline instead of an opportunity moving from one pipeline stage to another. In certain scenarios or use cases, this can be very useful, even necessary.
Merge Facebook Contacts by Name
When contacts message your company from Facebook Messenger, a brand new contact will be created in your system. This is because Facebook only sends us the user's name, not their phone number or email address.
If you want to keep your contact lists clean and organized and add anotherel to contacts who reach out via Facebook, you can turn this feature on. messaging chann GHL Customer Care will merge contacts with the same name as a contact who messages you from Facebook.
Disable Contact Timezone
Using your contact's timezone for various features can be critical. Let's say you are sending emails at 8 am EST, but your customer is located in California (PST), which would be 3 hours behind. You would be sending that same email at 5 am PST if you DID NOT make sure the contact's timezone was considered in the sending process.
If there is a reason why you don't need to use the contact's specific time zone, you can use this feature to turn off any recognition of the contact's timezone and only use the timezone assigned in the sub-account.
Mark Emails as Unverified due to Hard Bounce
GHL Customer Care gives you the ability to verify email addresses for contacts, and using this feature, you can mark email addresses as unverified if there is ever a hard bounce event when sending an email. This feature can help you cut costs by not sending emails to contacts when they are hard bouncing over and over.
NOTE: Email actions in workflows will be automatically skipped when the address is marked as unverified.
Hard Bounce (as defined by Google): A Hard Bounce is an email that has failed to deliver for permanent reasons, such as the recipient's address is invalid (either because the domain name is incorrect, isn't real, or the recipient is unknown.)
Validate Phone Numbers when First SMS is Sent to a New Contact
This feature will automatically attempt to validate a contact's phone number when you attempt send the very first SMS message to a new phone number in your account. If the phone number is marked as "Invalid", the SMS message will not be sent, and you will need to validate the phone number before being able to send SMS messages to this contact in the future.
The standard price for validating phone numbers is $0.005 per validation attempt. This amount will be deducted from your agency account or sub-account credits wallet every time a phone number validation attempt occurs.
For Agency Pro GHL Customer Care Accounts ($497/mo): If a sub-account is set to "SaaS Mode", the cost of validating phone numbers can be adjusted so that you can make a profit every time there is a validation attempt.
Click Here to learn more about SaaS Mode and Rebilling.
Verify Email Address when First Email is Sent to a New Contact
Similar to validating phone numbers, this feature allows you to attempt to verify an email address when it's the first email sent to any new email address is your account. If the email address is marked as unverified, the email will not be sent, and you will need to verify the email address before being able to send emails to that contact in the future.
The standard price for verifying email addresses is $0.0025 per verification attempt. This amount will be deducted from your agency account or sub-account credits wallet every time an email address verification attempt occurs.
For Agency Pro GHL Customer Care Accounts ($497/mo): If a sub-account is set to "SaaS Mode", the cost of verifying email addresses can be adjusted so that you can make a profit every time there is a verification attempt.
Click Here to learn more about SaaS Mode and Rebilling.
Make SMS Compliant by Adding an Opt-Out Message
SMS compliance is incredibly important and needs to be taken very seriously. That is why GHL Customer Care automatically configures "Opt-Out" messaging in all of your sub-accounts by default. You can configure these opt-out messages and even turn them off (which we do not recommend), but to get you and your customers started, we make sure that this setting is turned on and configured by default in all sub-accounts.
Just like opt-out messaging being very important, making sure the "sender information" is in the SMS message is another very important factor in SMS compliance. You can configure the sender information and even turn it off (which we do not recommend), but to get you and your customers started, we make sure that this setting is turned on and configured by default in all sub-accounts.
Make Email Compliant by Adding an Unsubscribe Link in Your Emails
New laws are being passed all the time around sending emails in order to keep consumers safe and their information secure. That is why GHL Customer Care automatically configures your email unsubscribe link in all of your sub-accounts by default. You can configure the unsubscribe link and even turn it off (which we do not recommend), but to get you and your customers started, we make sure that this setting is turned on and configured by default in all sub-accounts.
The following voicemail settings are applied to the entire sub-account and are only overridden if you add a voicemail to an individual team member (Click Here to learn more about adding/configuring team members).
When you upload your sub-account voicemail, the file needs to be in mp3 or WAV format.
Selecting the "Incoming Call Timeout" dictates how quickly the incoming call is pushed to voicemail.
We recommend 10-20 seconds, but depending on your business, you may want to choose a timeout length of less than 10 seconds to ensure that the incoming call reaches the voicemail before they hang up the phone.
Call & Voicemail Settings (image 14 of 18)What this shows We recommend 10-20 seconds, but depending on your business, you may want to choose a timeout length of less than 10 seconds to ensure that…What this showsIllustrates the "Call & Voicemail Settings" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "Call & Voicemail Settings" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: We recommend 10-20 seconds, but depending on your business, you may want to choose a timeout length of less than 10 seconds to ensure that the incoming call reaches the voicemail before they hang up the phone. Immediately after, the guide continues: This setting allows you to control how your sub-account treats duplicate contacts. If you want to "Allow Duplicate Contacts", you would toggle this setting into the ON position. If you DO NOT want duplicate contacts, you would toggle this….Image 14 of 18What to chooseWe recommend 10-20 seconds, but depending on your business, you may want to choose a timeout length of less than 10 seconds to ensure that the incoming call reaches the voicemail before they hang up the phone.
Buttons and menus referencedmp3WAV
Next stepThis setting allows you to control how your sub-account treats duplicate contacts. If you want to "Allow Duplicate Contacts", you would toggle this setting into the ON position. If you DO NOT want duplicate contacts, you would toggle this setting to the OFF position.All 2 steps in this procedure
When you upload your sub-account voicemail, the file needs to be in mp3 or WAV format.
Selecting the "Incoming Call Timeout" dictates how quickly the incoming call is pushed to voicemail.
Contact Duplication Preferences
This setting allows you to control how your sub-account treats duplicate contacts. If you want to "Allow Duplicate Contacts", you would toggle this setting into the ON position. If you DO NOT want duplicate contacts, you would toggle this setting to the OFF position.
Contact Duplication Preferences (image 15 of 18)What this shows This setting allows you to control how your sub-account treats duplicate contacts.What this showsIllustrates the "Contact Duplication Preferences" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "Contact Duplication Preferences" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: This setting allows you to control how your sub-account treats duplicate contacts. If you want to "Allow Duplicate Contacts", you would toggle this setting into the ON position. If you DO NOT want duplicate contacts, you would toggle this setting to the OFF position. Immediately after, the guide continues: If you choose to toggle this setting OFF, you will be presented with options to adjust exactly how your GHL Customer Care sub-account looks for duplicate contacts. You can look for EMAIL or PHONE numbers first when determining if a contact….Image 15 of 18What to chooseThis setting allows you to control how your sub-account treats duplicate contacts. If you want to "Allow Duplicate Contacts", you would toggle this setting into the ON position. If you DO NOT want duplicate contacts, you would toggle this setting to the OFF position.Next stepIf you choose to toggle this setting OFF, you will be presented with options to adjust exactly how your GHL Customer Care sub-account looks for duplicate contacts. You can look for EMAIL or PHONE numbers first when determining if a contact is a duplicate, and if you want another layer of confirmation, you can also select a secondary determining factor.
If you choose to toggle this setting OFF, you will be presented with options to adjust exactly how your GHL Customer Care sub-account looks for duplicate contacts. You can look for EMAIL or PHONE numbers first when determining if a contact is a duplicate, and if you want another layer of confirmation, you can also select a secondary determining factor.Contact Duplication Preferences (image 16 of 18)What this shows This setting allows you to control how your sub-account treats duplicate contacts.What this showsIllustrates the "Contact Duplication Preferences" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "Contact Duplication Preferences" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: This setting allows you to control how your sub-account treats duplicate contacts. If you want to "Allow Duplicate Contacts", you would toggle this setting into the ON position. If you DO NOT want duplicate contacts, you would toggle this setting to the OFF position. Immediately after, the guide continues: Depreciated features are features in GHL Customer Care that are no longer updated or supported by the engineering team and that are not offered to sub-accounts by default. Currently Campaigns and Triggers and the only depreciated features….Image 16 of 18What to chooseThis setting allows you to control how your sub-account treats duplicate contacts. If you want to "Allow Duplicate Contacts", you would toggle this setting into the ON position. If you DO NOT want duplicate contacts, you would toggle this setting to the OFF position.Next stepDepreciated features are features in GHL Customer Care that are no longer updated or supported by the engineering team and that are not offered to sub-accounts by default. Currently Campaigns and Triggers and the only depreciated features in this list. They are depreciated because workflows have completely replaced them as a significantly superior option (Click Here to learn more about Workflows and Automations).
Enable/Disable Depreciated Features
Depreciated features are features in GHL Customer Care that are no longer updated or supported by the engineering team and that are not offered to sub-accounts by default. Currently Campaigns and Triggers and the only depreciated features in this list. They are depreciated because workflows have completely replaced them as a significantly superior option (Click Here to learn more about Workflows and Automations).
You can turn Depreciate Features on for your customers, but be aware that you may run into issues or bugs with these features that may never get resolved by our team. Depreciated features are like that for a reason. They are getting "phased out" of the application.
Enable/Disable Depreciated Features (image 17 of 18)What this shows You can turn Depreciate Features on for your customers, but be aware that you may run into issues or bugs with these features that may…What this showsIllustrates the "Enable/Disable Depreciated Features" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "Enable/Disable Depreciated Features" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: You can turn Depreciate Features on for your customers, but be aware that you may run into issues or bugs with these features that may never get resolved by our team. Depreciated features are like that for a reason. They are getting "phased out" of the application. Immediately after, the guide continues: Missed call text back is an amazing feature for you and your customers and can be easily turned on and configured right here in your Business Profile settings!Image 17 of 18What this coversYou can turn Depreciate Features on for your customers, but be aware that you may run into issues or bugs with these features that may never get resolved by our team. Depreciated features are like that for a reason. They are getting "phased out" of the application.Next stepMissed call text back is an amazing feature for you and your customers and can be easily turned on and configured right here in your Business Profile settings!
Missed Call Text Back
Missed call text back is an amazing feature for you and your customers and can be easily turned on and configured right here in your Business Profile settings!
Missed call text back will automatically send an SMS message to the caller who recently called but was unable to reach someone from your team.
You can configure the exact SMS message that is sent and even add Custom Fields and Custom Values to it.
If you need to test the SMS message you created before turning on missed call text back, you can easily text by adding you phone number in the input field below this feature and clicking "Send Test". GHL Customer Care will send your phone an SMS message with the exact text you configured in this setting.
When you're ready to start using Missed Call Text Back, click the save button below this feature, and you'll be ready!
Missed Call Text Back (image 18 of 18)What this shows When you're ready to start using Missed Call Text Back, click the save button below this feature, and you'll be ready!What this showsIllustrates the "Missed Call Text Back" section of "Business Profile Settings".This screenshot appears in the "Missed Call Text Back" section of "Business Profile Settings". The text alongside this image reads: When you're ready to start using Missed Call Text Back, click the save button below this feature, and you'll be ready!Image 18 of 18How to confirmWhen you're ready to start using Missed Call Text Back, click the save button below this feature, and you'll be ready!
Frequently asked questions
Where Do I Find the Business Profile?
Navigating to your Business Profile is quick and easy! We have also provided some screenshots below to help you find your way if you are more of a visual learner! Make sure you are in the chosen sub-account in your GHL Customer Care Click the SETTINGS navigation item on the left side of your screen Once you are in SETTINGS , the BUSINESS PROFILE will be the first navigation button in the settings menu on the left-hand side of your screen. The Business Profile is also the first page of settings by default, so once you click the SETTINGS button, you will automatically see the BUSINESS PROFILE . Login to GHL Customer Care -> Select a Sub-Account -> Click Settings -> Business Profile