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Folders for Sub-Account Tab

How to submit feedback on Smart Lists for Sub-Accounts?

These filters aren't even close to what would be useful for my situation.
(The main filter I want is Account Owner/Admin name, not number of users.)
My folders would be categorized by how closely I need to monitor that account.
(If I were a larger agency I would think the folders would be by agency Account Manager/Customer Service Representative.)

I see at least 77 votes. Ideas Board Finds: Account Folders

Folders for Sub-Account Tab
Folders for Sub-Account Tab

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Banner Notification For Sub-Accounts

ADD: @Pooja Sanandia says it is in beta now!!!

Hello HighLevel what is it going to take for agencies to get:

...Banner Notification For Sub-Accounts...I cannot bring up this and other Ideas Board Finds at Town Halls because there is no "OPEN REQUESTS" segment of the agenda.
At the end of each session @Ryan Howell asks us if there are any questions about the topics discussed in that session. He does not solicit for ideas not discussed. The agenda is driven by the Product Manager's interpretation of the Ideas Board.

This is what I mean by: "The Ideas Board is where good suggestions go to languish in obscurity."
People would vote for the idea if they knew it was there.
I am the only person stubborn enough to randomly search the Ideas Board (well, probably not the only).

https://ideas.gohighlevel.com/saas/p/banner-notification-for-sub-accounts

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Sell Addons on autopilot.

Can there be a feature for clients to buy Features as addons themselves?

That way we can sell more flexible plans without trying to create the perfect plan of all of our clients. Also the clients can buy addons later on themselves, without have to talk to us and make custom changes in their plans if they want just one more certain feature, but it's part of bigger plan that they don't really need.

Let say a client just want to start with Funnel, Forms, Email Marketing and Chat widget. They can select these 4 features and the price will adjust accordingly as we have set the prices for each feature ourselves. Or we create one core offer with these features. The first offer doesn't really matter so much in this example.

But later on, the client wants Social Planner, Workflows and Community. They can see these features are possible but locked. And they can decide to unlock them one by one to add them to their plan and the monthly/yearly price is changed accordingly.

Did I explain it well?

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