Pro Features
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- 1 Custom Objects: Overview (Pro) What are Custom Objects? GoHighLevel Custom Objects are flexible data schemas that extend beyond standard contacts. They let you store structured records (courses, products, orders, memberships) in GHL and link them to contacts via associations. The Custom Objects feature maps any WordPress post type to a GHL Custom Object schema. When a post is published,... Read article
- 2 Mapping Post Types to GHL Custom Objects (Pro) How to set up a mapping Go to Syncly > Settings > Custom Objects. Click Add Mapping. Select the WordPress post type to map. Select the GHL Custom Object schema. Configure field mappings: for each GHL object field, select the WordPress source. Configure sync triggers: which events push data to GHL. Save. [SCREENSHOT NEEDED: Custom... Read article
- 3 Custom Object Contact Associations (Pro) Overview Every GHL Custom Object record can be linked to one or more GHL contacts via associations. This is what makes Custom Objects useful for automation: you can trigger GHL workflows when a specific contact’s associated object record changes. Association sources Post author: The WordPress user who created the post. Product purchasers: All users who... Read article
- 4 Family Relationships: Overview (Pro) What are Family Relationships? Family Relationships creates parent-child account structures in WordPress, linked to GHL via tag inheritance. A parent user invites child users (family members). Children inherit the parent’s GHL tags automatically, giving them access to the same restricted content without needing their own tags. How it works A parent user manages their family... Read article
- 5 Managing Family Members and Invitations (Pro) The [ syncly_family_manager] shortcode Add [ syncly_family_manager] to any page to display the family management interface for logged-in parent users. Parents can: Search for existing WordPress users by email or username to invite Invite new users who do not yet have a WordPress account View current family members and their status Unlink a family member... Read article
- 6 Family Tag Inheritance (Pro) How tag inheritance works When the plugin checks a user’s effective tags for content restrictions, it merges the user’s own GHL tags with their parent’s GHL tags. Children see content that either their own tags or their parent’s tags unlock. Parent-only tags Designate certain tags as “parent-only” in Settings > Family Relationships. These are not... Read article
- 7 Conditional Navigation Menus (Pro) Overview Show or hide individual WordPress menu items based on a user’s GHL tags. Have a single menu where some items are only visible to paid members, others only to logged-out visitors. Setting up visibility rules Go to Appearance > Menus. Expand any menu item. You will see a GoHighLevel Visibility section with a rule... Read article
- 8 [syncly_family_manager] Shortcode (Pro) Usage [ syncly_family_manager] No parameters currently. Renders the full family management interface automatically. Behavior by user type Non-logged-in users: “Please log in to manage family accounts.” Users without the parent tag: appropriate message shown. Family Relationships not enabled: admins see a notice, regular users see nothing. Parent users: full family management interface. Recommended page setup... Read article
- 9 Analytics Dashboard (Pro) Sync trends, activity charts, and export options. Overview Access the Analytics Dashboard from the Analytics tab on the main GHL CRM Dashboard. Available charts and data Sync activity trend (24h, 7d, or 30d) Daily activity bar chart Sync type breakdown Hourly activity pattern Success and failure rates CSV export Click Export CSV to download the... Read article
- 10 Public REST API Endpoints (Pro) Overview The Pro add-on registers public REST API endpoints allowing external systems to interact with your WordPress site through the plugin without needing WordPress admin access. Available endpoints Method Endpoint Description POST /syncly/v1/contacts Create or update a GHL contact. POST /syncly/v1/sync Trigger a sync for a specific user. GET /syncly/v1/status Get sync status and queue... Read article