What’s new

TikTok Support in Comment Management. You can now manage and reply to TikTok comments directly inside Social Planner.

TikTok comments now appear alongside other platforms in the Comment Management inbox, allowing:

• Centralized engagement workflows
• Faster response times
• Better team coordination
• Threaded Replies (1 Level)

Why it matters

• Engage with TikTok audiences without switching tools
• Respond faster to high-volume comment threads
• Maintain consistent brand voice across platforms
• Centralize all social engagement in one place

How it works

• Go to Marketing → Social Planner → Comment Management
• Open the Comments tab

View TikTok comments alongside other platforms. Reply directly from the unified inbox

Notes

• Supported only for TikTok Business Profiles
• Maximum comment length: 150 characters
• Media attachments in replies are not supported
• Only 1 level of threaded replies is supported
• Additional TikTok capabilities will be added over time

✨ Overview

You can now access your Brand Board colors directly from the Builder color picker, making it easier to keep designs consistent across your pages and forms.

With this update, teams can quickly apply saved brand colors, open Brand Settings to add new custom colors, and use those colors in the Builder without manually copying hex codes.

🆕 What’s new

• The color picker now includes three sections: Brand Colors, Default Colors, and Global Custom Colors
• You can use saved brand colors directly while styling elements like buttons, inputs, labels, and shadows
• Default Colors are shared across Forms, Surveys, and Quizzes
• A new Add option in Global Custom Colors opens Brand Settings so you can add or manage custom colors more easily
• When you select a saved brand color, the Builder shows the correct color preview automatically
• Matching custom colors are saved as brand-linked values, helping maintain consistency across your designs

🔍 How to access

1. Open the Form Builder and select any element with color settings, like a button.
2. Under the style settings, click a color field such as Button Background to open the color picker. From there, you’ll see Brand Colors, Global Custom Colors, and Default Colors.
3. To add a new custom brand color, click Manage from the color picker to open Brand Settings.

• Note: To know more about Global Custom Colors – https://help.gohighlevel.com/support/solutions/articles/155000006500-global-custom-colors-in-color-picker

🎯 Why it matters

• This update makes it easier to stay on-brand while building pages and forms.
• Instead of manually entering and reusing color codes, you can select from your saved brand palette, keep styles more consistent across assets, and update custom colors more easily from one place.

💡 Example use cases

1. Apply your brand’s primary and secondary colors to buttons and form fields faster
2. Keep page and form styling consistent across multiple team members
3. Add a new custom brand color from the picker without leaving your workflow

✨ Overview

You can now access your Brand Board colors directly from the Builder color picker, making it easier to keep designs consistent across your pages and forms.

With this update, teams can quickly apply saved brand colors, open Brand Settings to add new custom colors, and use those colors in the Builder without manually copying hex codes.

🆕 What’s new

• The color picker now includes three sections: Brand Colors, Default Colors, and Global Custom Colors
• You can use saved brand colors directly while styling elements like buttons, inputs, labels, and shadows
• Default Colors are shared across Forms, Surveys, and Quizzes
• A new Add option in Global Custom Colors opens Brand Settings so you can add or manage custom colors more easily
• When you select a saved brand color, the Builder shows the correct color preview automatically
• Matching custom colors are saved as brand-linked values, helping maintain consistency across your designs

🔍 How to access

1. Open the Form Builder and select any element with color settings, like a button.
2. Under the style settings, click a color field such as Button Background to open the color picker. From there, you’ll see Brand Colors, Global Custom Colors, and Default Colors.
3. To add a new custom brand color, click Manage from the color picker to open Brand Settings.

• Note: To know more about Global Custom Colors – https://help.gohighlevel.com/support/solutions/articles/155000006500-global-custom-colors-in-color-picker

🎯 Why it matters

• This update makes it easier to stay on-brand while building pages and forms.
• Instead of manually entering and reusing color codes, you can select from your saved brand palette, keep styles more consistent across assets, and update custom colors more easily from one place.

💡 Example use cases

1. Apply your brand’s primary and secondary colors to buttons and form fields faster
2. Keep page and form styling consistent across multiple team members
3. Add a new custom brand color from the picker without leaving your workflow

✨ Overview

You can now access your Brand Board colors directly from the Builder color picker, making it easier to keep designs consistent across your pages and forms.

With this update, teams can quickly apply saved brand colors, open Brand Settings to add new custom colors, and use those colors in the Builder without manually copying hex codes.

🆕 What’s new

• The color picker now includes three sections: Brand Colors, Default Colors, and Global Custom Colors
• You can use saved brand colors directly while styling elements like buttons, inputs, labels, and shadows
• Default Colors are shared across Forms, Surveys, and Quizzes
• A new Add option in Global Custom Colors opens Brand Settings so you can add or manage custom colors more easily
• When you select a saved brand color, the Builder shows the correct color preview automatically
• Matching custom colors are saved as brand-linked values, helping maintain consistency across your designs

🔍 How to access

1. Open the Form Builder and select any element with color settings, like a button.
2. Under the style settings, click a color field such as Button Background to open the color picker. From there, you’ll see Brand Colors, Global Custom Colors, and Default Colors.
3. To add a new custom brand color, click Manage from the color picker to open Brand Settings.

• Note: To know more about Global Custom Colors – https://help.gohighlevel.com/support/solutions/articles/155000006500-global-custom-colors-in-color-picker

🎯 Why it matters

• This update makes it easier to stay on-brand while building pages and forms.
• Instead of manually entering and reusing color codes, you can select from your saved brand palette, keep styles more consistent across assets, and update custom colors more easily from one place.

💡 Example use cases

1. Apply your brand’s primary and secondary colors to buttons and form fields faster
2. Keep page and form styling consistent across multiple team members
3. Add a new custom brand color from the picker without leaving your workflow

🧭 Overview

We’ve improved calendar reliability by ensuring your appointments stay in sync — even after disconnections or changes.

Previously, if your calendar integration was disconnected, any appointments created during that time would not sync to your third-party calendar unless manually updated. This could lead to missed meetings, confusion and extra effort.

With this update, all relevant appointments are now automatically synced when your calendar connection is restored or updated.

✅ What’s New

• Appointments created during a disconnected period are now automatically synced once the calendar is reconnected.
• When connecting a new calendar, all upcoming appointments are automatically added.
• Changing the selected calendar within an integration will now resync future appointments to the new calendar.

🔐 How It Works

• When you reconnect a previously disconnected calendar, all unsynced upcoming appointments are automatically pushed to your calendar.
• When you connect a new calendar integration, all future appointments are synced automatically.
• When you switch to a different calendar within the same integration, upcoming appointments are synced to the newly selected calendar.

🎯 Why This Matters

• Prevents confusion due to unsynced appointments.
• Eliminates the need to manually edit appointments to trigger syncing.
• Ensures your calendar stays accurate and up to date across changes.
• Improves reliability when managing calendar integrations.