Your tutorials are excellent. I’ve learned a lot from you. I have a question: if the admin has added courses in the Learning Tab and we grant someone access to the Client Portal, will they be able to access the courses without needing to accept an Offer? I’m asking about the Free Courses. Thanks, Hasib.
@@bojanradenkovic1979 yeah they should have access to the free ones but it looks like because of a bug or caching issue they don’t get access to it right away
If you've added free courses in the Learning Tab and granted portal access, users should be able to access those courses directly without needing to accept an offer. However, if there are access restrictions tied to an offer, they would need to accept it.
How do you create a dashboard for the client that shows all courses that you offer, even if they haven't bought it yet so that they can click that icon and then buy the course?
Hello, I have created a product for a Missed Call Text Back service and set up a recurring payment in the settings. However, I am now confused about how to set up a workflow for subscribers or merchants. Specifically, I need help understanding how to configure the system so that if a subscriber does not pay for the service after the 3rd month, they can be automatically removed. Thanks
Bro to set up an automated workflow that removes subscribers after the third month of non-payment, you'll need to use GoHighLevel's automation features. First, create a workflow that tracks the payment status of your subscribers. You can set up triggers based on the subscription payment status, such as "payment failed" or "subscription overdue." After the third month of missed payments, you can configure an action within the workflow to automatically mark the contact as inactive or remove them from your service. To do this, use the "If/Else" condition to check the payment status and include actions like "Remove from List" or "Tag as Inactive." This ensures that after the specified number of missed payments, the system automatically handles it without manual intervention.
So selling access to the community is the exact same setup as granting access to a single course? You create the community, you create the offer, you create the landing page with the form and connect the form to the offer and then set up the automation as a course offer delivery for their username and pass? Did i miss anything?
I'm new to learning High Level and have learned a lot from your videos. Please keep posting videos about the latest features of High Level
Your tutorials are excellent. I’ve learned a lot from you. I have a question: if the admin has added courses in the Learning Tab and we grant someone access to the Client Portal, will they be able to access the courses without needing to accept an Offer? I’m asking about the Free Courses. Thanks, Hasib.
@@bojanradenkovic1979 yeah they should have access to the free ones but it looks like because of a bug or caching issue they don’t get access to it right away
If you've added free courses in the Learning Tab and granted portal access, users should be able to access those courses directly without needing to accept an offer. However, if there are access restrictions tied to an offer, they would need to accept it.
Thanks @gohighlevelwizardd what kind of restrictions can be tied to an offer?
How do you create a dashboard for the client that shows all courses that you offer, even if they haven't bought it yet so that they can click that icon and then buy the course?
That will be in the switcher. Its all on the profile they make in GHL
Hello, I have created a product for a Missed Call Text Back service and set up a recurring payment in the settings. However, I am now confused about how to set up a workflow for subscribers or merchants. Specifically, I need help understanding how to configure the system so that if a subscriber does not pay for the service after the 3rd month, they can be automatically removed.
Thanks
Bro to set up an automated workflow that removes subscribers after the third month of non-payment, you'll need to use GoHighLevel's automation features. First, create a workflow that tracks the payment status of your subscribers. You can set up triggers based on the subscription payment status, such as "payment failed" or "subscription overdue." After the third month of missed payments, you can configure an action within the workflow to automatically mark the contact as inactive or remove them from your service. To do this, use the "If/Else" condition to check the payment status and include actions like "Remove from List" or "Tag as Inactive." This ensures that after the specified number of missed payments, the system automatically handles it without manual intervention.
great information
please create more videos about courses and comunities
your cool!
So selling access to the community is the exact same setup as granting access to a single course? You create the community, you create the offer, you create the landing page with the form and connect the form to the offer and then set up the automation as a course offer delivery for their username and pass?
Did i miss anything?
Yes if you add the course its just automatically in the community
Hi Hasib, for the starter plan can I create a membership area and give different log ins to each account?
and in client portal as well?
@@AvenAbapo yes you can
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Hey Hasib, how do I sell my community?
You can run paid ads on your landing page where people will buy the community. The video shows how you can set that up
GHL Communities will beat SKOOL i am calling it
@@highlevelwizard hopefully but Skool has become huge now since Hormozi has taken over
Sorry to Say, but you haven't provided any vital information. Just plain internet surfing.