How the move starts
Your current agency has to start it. That is how GoHighLevel works — an account can be handed over, but it cannot be pulled. We accept it at our end. So the first step is a conversation with them, not with us. Once they agree, we give you the details they need and they initiate the handover from their dashboard.One account moves as one whole thing. There is no partial move — you cannot
bring the contacts and leave the calendars. If your business runs across
several accounts, each one moves separately and each arrives as its own
workspace.
Ask about your balance first
If your current agency bills you for usage — texts, calls, emails — that account has a usage balance sitting with them. When they release the account, that balance is deleted. It does not travel, and we cannot recover it or credit it. Only they can refund it, and only manually. This catches people out more than anything else on this page, so settle it with them before they start the handover. It is a short conversation and it is much harder afterwards.What travels, and what does not
This is a property of how GoHighLevel hands accounts over, not a choice we make — it is the same list in either direction.
The right-hand column is the real work of a move, and most of it is quick. The
connections are the part only you can do — a social or Google connection is
your permission to grant, so you re-authorize each one in Goosy Bear after the
account lands. We will walk you through it.
Your CRM arrives as yours
Nothing of ours is written over what comes with you. We do not apply a template, a starter set of workflows, or a default pipeline to an account that arrives with its own — what you had is what you open on day one. What we do add is the link to Goosy Bear: you get a sign-in that reaches Grow from inside the app, and your workspace picks it up in the GROW section of the left rail.What you will not be asked for
- A second password. You reach Grow from inside Goosy Bear, already signed in. See Goosy Grow (CRM).
- A payment method for GoHighLevel. You are never billed by them — see Asking for more from Grow.