Representative implementation

From scattered follow-up to one clear operating system.

How a lab-driven hormone and metabolic practice can use Greatclicks to connect the journey from lab purchase through high-ticket program onboarding—without replacing its clinical systems.

Practice modelHormone + metabolic health
PlatformGoHighLevel
EngagementAssess → build → support

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Client case study

One connected journey for Kristi Leigh.

From 110 leads to lab testing, high-ticket care, and ongoing membership.

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Connected journeyGHL operational layer
09defined lifecycle stages
04connected system layers
01shared operating view
01

Lab purchased

02

Testing

03

Results ready

04

Review booked

05

Program offered

06

Enrolled

07

Onboarding

The context

A strong care model with a fragmented operational layer.

The practice already had clear clinical expertise, defined lab packages, and longer-term care programs. The operational gap ran from the initial lab offer through program onboarding: knowing who had purchased, who had tested, who was ready for review, who needed enrollment follow-up, and who had completed onboarding.

Greatclicks approached the project as a journey-design problem first, then used GHL, automation, and focused AI to support the handoffs around care.

Before Greatclicks

The lab-to-onboarding journey existed. The system around it did not.

01

The sale lived in one place

The lab offer and checkout worked, but the operational journey after purchase was not visible as one connected process.

02

Testing relied on memory

Staff had to remember who had completed testing, whose results were ready, and who still needed a review appointment.

03

Follow-up lost context

High-ticket program offers, payment conversations, and onboarding steps were tracked across notes, inboxes, and manual lists.

What we built

One system, built from the lab offer through onboarding.

01Pipeline

One lifecycle model

Nine defined stages give the team a shared view from first lab interest through high-ticket program onboarding.

02Automation

Stage-aware follow-up

Approved messages and task prompts are triggered by where a person is in the journey—not by a disconnected campaign calendar.

03AI concierge

Approved answers at the front door

A focused AI assistant handles package questions and guides prospective patients toward the appropriate next step.

04Intelligence

A daily attention list

The team can quickly see which journeys need human follow-up without manually digging through GHL.

Practice intelligence

A useful answer to “Who needs attention today?”

Instead of searching contacts and pipelines manually, the practice can receive a concise operational summary built from its own journey stages.

Daily attention brief8:00 AM
Results ready, review not booked7
Program offer follow-up due4
New lab leads awaiting reply6
Ask Greatclicks AI

Show me the journeys that need a human follow-up today.

The operational outcome

Less reconstruction. More clarity at every handoff.

01

A single source of operational truth

The team works from one defined journey instead of reconstructing status across separate tools.

02

Clear ownership at every handoff

Each stage has an expected next action, making it easier to see where staff attention is needed.

03

Automation with clinical boundaries

GHL supports communication and operations while clinical interpretation stays with the care team.

04

A foundation that can be maintained

The lab-to-onboarding system is documented, tested, and structured for ongoing technical monitoring rather than one-off campaign work.

The engagement

Designed to move from diagnosis to a maintainable system.

Week 01

Assess

Map the existing journey, systems, handoffs, and AI opportunities.

Weeks 02–04

Build

Implement the pipeline, tracking, approved automation, and AI roles.

Week 05

Test + launch

Run scenario-based testing and prepare the team for the new workflow.

Ongoing

Systems Care

Monitor and troubleshoot the implemented lab-to-onboarding scope after launch; new patient journeys are scoped separately.

Map your version of the journey

Your practice has a system story of its own.

Start with a Lab-to-Program Systems Assessment and map the standard journey from the initial lab offer through high-ticket program onboarding. Anything after onboarding is custom-scoped separately.

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