Full account map
Every workflow, tag, field, pipeline, calendar and number, with what it actually does today rather than what someone thought it did.
Most of the GHL accounts we see were built by a freelancer who left, a team member who guessed, or an agency that promised and never fixed. We audit what is running, tell you plainly what is broken, and fix it for a fixed price.
Every workflow, tag, field, pipeline, calendar and number, with what it actually does today rather than what someone thought it did.
Duplicate texts, wrong-number sends, reminders after reschedules, mass sends on republish, tag filters that do not filter. Each one traced to the cause.
Three tags for the same thing means workflows do not fire. We consolidate to a fixed tag list and custom fields and document the rules.
Sometimes 160 workflows become 25. Sometimes the right call is a clean sub-account with a controlled migration. We tell you which and why.
The agreed list of fixes, done at a fixed price, tested with real records, with a Loom walkthrough of each change.
A living map of the account so the next person, inside or outside your company, does not have to reverse engineer it.
We look at the account with you and hear what is going wrong from the people who live in it.
Account map, broken-behavior report and recommendation, delivered as a document and a walkthrough.
You choose what to fix. We quote the list, not the hours.
Fixes shipped, tested and documented. Optional monthly support, never required.
Yes, and it is most of what this service is. We do not need the original builder. We map what is running, identify what is broken and fix or rebuild only that, so you keep what works.
Usually one of four causes: two workflows triggering on the same event, a contact re-entering a workflow after a tag change, a paused workflow being republished so everyone in a wait step advances at once, or a Yelp or Facebook conversation being duplicated into SMS. The audit identifies which one and fixes it at the source.
The audit is a fixed price quoted after a 30-minute look at the account, scaled to its size. The fix sprint is quoted as a list of fixes, not hours, so there is no endless bill.
Rarely. A rebuild in a clean sub-account is recommended only when the account is too tangled to trust. Most accounts are consolidated in place.
Both, your choice. Some clients want it done. Others want to sit in the working sessions so they understand the account afterward. We do either, and the documentation is included regardless.
Yotomations is based in Wesley Chapel, Florida. Founder Koby Oranski, a Certified GoHighLevel Admin and Partner, scopes every audit and leads the work with the small team you meet on the first call.
Pipelines, workflows, follow-up sequences and reporting built around how your team actually sells.
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