BuddyBoss Integration
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- 1 BuddyBoss Group Sync to GHL Custom Objects Overview The BuddyBoss integration syncs BuddyBoss groups to GHL Custom Objects. Each group becomes a record in a GHL Custom Object schema, and group members are linked via GHL contact associations. What triggers sync Group created, updated, or deleted Member joins or leaves a group Member is removed, banned, or unbanned Group type changes Schema... Read article
- 2 BuddyBoss Group Admin Metabox Overview Every BuddyBoss group admin page has a GoHighLevel metabox showing sync status and linked GHL record details. What it shows Sync status: Whether the group has been synced to GHL, with a timestamp. GHL Record ID: The Custom Object record ID in GHL, as a clickable link. Object ID: The GHL Custom Object schema... Read article
- 3 Bulk Group Sync Overview Bulk group sync pushes all existing BuddyBoss groups to GHL at once. Useful when you first install the plugin on a site with existing groups. How to run it Go to Syncly > Settings > Integrations > BuddyBoss. Click Sync All Groups. Groups are queued via Action Scheduler. Monitor in Syncly > Sync Logs.... Read article
- 4 BuddyBoss XProfile Field Mapping (Pro) Overview With Pro active, all BuddyBoss XProfile field groups and fields are automatically discovered and exposed in field mapping as a “BuddyBoss Fields” group. Supported field types Textbox, textarea, number, date, dropdown, multi-select, radio, checkbox, URL, phone. Field key format xprofile_{field_id} where field_id is the BuddyBoss XProfile field’s WordPress ID. Setting up Go to Syncly... Read article
- 5 Family BuddyBoss Groups (Pro) Overview When Family Relationships is active (Pro), the plugin can automatically create a private BuddyBoss group for each parent family. All family members are added to the group automatically. How it works When a parent-child relationship is created, a private BuddyBoss group is created for that family. Children are added to the group when they... Read article