A GoHighLevel audit is a structured review of your account covering CRM structure, workflows, deliverability, integrations, reporting and compliance configuration. You receive a written report with findings ranked by commercial impact and a prioritised plan.
It takes three to five working days and costs £395, excluding VAT. The report is yours whether you use us for the work or not.
When a GoHighLevel account underperforms, the instinct is to fix the visible symptom — rewrite the sequence, rebuild the form, resend the campaign. Symptoms are rarely the cause, and paying to fix the wrong one is the most common waste in this market.
An account that is not producing usually has four or five overlapping problems: a pipeline that does not match the sales process, workflows conflicting with each other, an unauthenticated sending domain, an integration that stopped firing months ago, and reporting that measures activity rather than outcomes. Fix one and the numbers barely move.
The audit exists so you spend money on the right thing. For £395 you find out whether you need a £395 fix or a £2,995 rebuild — and quite often the answer is the cheaper one.
Setup suits businesses building a GoHighLevel system for the first time, or replacing an account that was never properly structured.
You are adopting GoHighLevel and want it built correctly the first time
You subscribed months ago and never got past the basics
You are replacing a separate CRM, email tool, booking system and page builder
You need the system live and tested before a campaign, hire or launch date
You need the system live and tested before a campaign, hire or launch date
A previous provider delivered something unusable and patching it costs more than starting properly
If your existing account is broadly sound and needs repair rather than rebuilding, start with a £395 audit instead. It is cheaper to find out what is actually wrong than to pay for a rebuild you may not need — and if you then ask us to do the work, the £395 comes off the cost.
Every audit covers the same nine areas, so nothing is missed and the report can be compared against a future review.
Contact architecture, custom fields, tags and segmentation, data quality, duplication, and whether the structure supports how you sell.
Stage design against your real sales process, opportunity values, automation rules, ownership, and stages nobody uses.
Every active workflow documented: what triggers it, what it does, whether it still fires, and whether it conflicts.
Sending domain configuration, SPF, DKIM and DMARC, sender separation, bounce and complaint rates, and list hygiene.
Availability rules, buffers, time zone configuration, confirmation and reminder logic, and whether bookings create opportunities.
Submission integrity, field mapping, consent capture, conditional logic, and source and campaign attribution accuracy.
Every connection tested for what is live, what is broken, what is duplicating data and what depends on expired credentials.
Whether the numbers reflect reality, what is not being measured, and what your dashboards are actually telling you.
Opt-in capture, consent records, unsubscribe and STOP handling, suppression lists and retention, against UK GDPR and PECR.
Four stages over three to five working days. The audit is read-only — we document what exists and change nothing.
You grant read access through a proper user account. No master credentials, and no passwords or API keys sent by email or web form.
We work through all nine areas systematically, testing what is live and documenting what exists rather than what should exist.
Findings written up and ranked by commercial impact, with estimated effort against each item and a clear order of priority.
A recorded session talking through the findings, so you can share it internally and decide what to act on first.
The audit tells you which of these you need. Most clients need one or two, not all of them.
Clear answers on timelines, access, what changes, whether you are obliged to use us, and what happens if nothing is wrong.
Three to five working days from receiving access. Larger accounts with high workflow volume occasionally take a day or two longer, and we will tell you upfront if so.
A user account with read access to the areas under review, granted through proper permissions rather than shared master credentials. Access is removed once the audit is delivered.
No. The audit is read-only. We document and test; we do not modify. Any changes happen only after you approve a separate written scope.
No. The report is yours to use however you want, including handing it to another provider. If you do use us, the £395 is credited against the work.
Then £395 has bought you the knowledge that the account is sound, which is cheaper than a rebuild you did not need. In practice we have not yet audited an account with nothing to report.
No. A free consultation is a conversation about fit. The audit is a paid professional service producing a written deliverable, which is why it is not bundled into a sales call.
Yes, and it is a sensible step before taking on someone else’s system. We will tell you what you are actually acquiring before you commit to it.
Yes. Agency-level audits covering snapshot consistency, sub-account structure and fulfilment process are scoped separately depending on volume.
Yes. It happens occasionally, usually where a business needs deep ERP integration or cannot transfer personal data outside the UK. We would rather tell you than build something you abandon.
Yes, and it is a common reason for booking one. We map what exists, what it does and what depends on what, so you hold a written picture of your own system.
No. It reviews the system and its configuration, not campaign strategy, creative or media buying. We will say when a fault is commercial rather than technical.
Give us read access for a few days and we will tell you, in writing, what is broken, what it is costing you and what to fix first — before you spend anything on a rebuild.
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