A new sub-account, from blank to reviewable draft in minutes
The build is identical every time. The content inside it is different every time. So somebody types about a hundred fields, one at a time, for days.
~100
Values proposed Per location, each with provenance
Updates in one push
Into a live sub-account, all reversible
Settings on the allowlist
Everything else discarded
Typed confirmations
Checked server-side, not in the browser
The problem
Days of typing, every single time
If you run a repeatable HighLevel build across a lot of sub-accounts, the build is identical and the content is not. Somebody sits with the client's website open in one tab and HighLevel in the other and types about a hundred custom values: names, services, prices, hours, colours, fonts, policies, and copy that has to sound like this specific business.
A new location gets submitted. The console researches it automatically and comes back with a proposed value for every field in the build. The operator reviews the whole thing on one screen, corrects what needs correcting, then types a confirmation phrase to push it live.
The engineering
The merge is the actual work
Fan out
A stack of narrow sources, each genuinely good at one thing, rather than one API asked for a profile.
Reconcile
Sources disagree. The website gives one set of opening hours; Google gives another.
Score
Every field carries its source and a confidence figure, so attention goes where it is contested.
Confirm
Nothing pushes without a typed phrase, checked on the server.
Safety
Why it cannot break a live account
Update, never create
If a field does not exist, it is reported and skipped. The tool cannot overrule a human decision.
Fixed allowlist
Ten location settings, decided in advance. Mail, phone and snapshots cannot be reached.
Typed confirmation
Four actions, four phrases, verified server-side.
Logged with old value
Undo is one button, not an afternoon of reconstruction.
Running a repeatable build across many sub-accounts?
Start here
Start with the audit
A written architecture record and a staged plan, useful whether or not I build the rest.