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Integrating ProveSource with Go High Level
Integrating ProveSource with Go High Level

Learn how to setup ProveSource on your Go High Level pages.

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Written by Daniel
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It only takes a few minutes to set up ProveSource on your Go High Level pages. Once you are done, we'll start displaying your visitors' activity and increase your conversion rates right away!

Follow these steps:

  • Copy your ProveSource code from the Install page -> HTML Code.

  • On your Go High Level account, go to Funnels and select the Funnel you'd like to add ProveSource to.

If you want to add ProveSource to all pages:

  • Go to Settings -> Head tracking Code.

  • Paste your ProveSource code snippet.

  • Make sure you save and publish your changes.

If you want to add ProveSource to specific pages:

  • Select the page within the funnel builder

  • Click on Edit Page -> Settings -> Tracking Code -> Header Code.

  • Paste your ProveSource code snippet.

  • Make sure you save and publish your changes.

Deeper Integration

If you want to show product name, image and link in your notifications you can either use a Zapier integration or use our GoHighLevel webhooks.

Configure your webhook

1. Create a Stream notification
2. Select the Webhook tracking option
3. Finish creating the notification
4. Copy your webhook URL from the notification detail panel.

Create the workflow in GoHighLevel

  1. In your GoHighLevel dashboard, go to "Automation" -> "Workflows":

  2. Create a new Workflow.

  3. Select "Start from scratch":

  4. Select your trigger (for example "Form submitted"):

  5. Click "Webhook":

  6. Make sure your method is "POST".

  7. Add the ProveSource Webhook URL to the URL field.

  8. Save the workflow and publish it:

Note: you can send custom data to ProveSource if you want to display other parameters in your notifications.

You can check this article by GoHighLevel for more information on their webhooks:

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