Muhammad K.

Most GoHighLevel accounts I get handed have the same problems: workflows overlapping, leads slipping through, and nobody remembers how anything was set up. That's usually where I come in. I have been working in GoHighLevel for 4+ years, mostly doing hands-on fulfillment for agencies. At one point I was handling 12+ client accounts at the same time, across real estate, cleaning services, coaching and orthodontics. A few recent projects: - Built a master snapshot for an orthodontics business. It's now running in 180+ sub-accounts. - Moved 30+ courses from Kajabi into GoHighLevel for a coaching client. - Built an AI agent for a cleaning company that qualifies leads and books quote calls. The owner liked it enough to roll it out to his other three businesses. What I can help with: - Automation: lead routing, nurture, reactivation, reminders, no-show follow-ups - CRM setup: pipelines, custom fields and values, tags, calendars, forms, surveys, contacts management - SaaS Mode, snapshots, sub-account onboarding, user permissions, Affiliate Manager - Funnels, websites, memberships and communities - Email and SMS, reputation management, review requests, reporting - Conversation AI, Voice AI and AI Agents, plus Zapier and makedotcom chatbots - Zapier, Make, webhooks and API integrations - Migrations from other CRMs, ClickFunnels, Hubspot, Salesforce and others - Domains, DNS and SSL How I work: I ask what the business actually needs before I build anything. I test with test contacts before anything goes live, I name things so your team can find them later, and I will send a short Loom when something needs explaining. If it's a live account, I look at what's already running before I touch it. I mostly work with GHL clients that need a reliable person on fulfillment, SaaS agencies running HighLevel under their own brand, and business owners who want their account set up properly. Open to one-off builds, fixes, audits or ongoing hourly work. Send me a message with what you are trying to set up or fix, and I wil tell you honestly how I would approach it. Muhammad Kamil