How to Create a Unified.to Connection to HighLevel

March 19, 2026

This guide explains how to connect an existing HighLevel account to Unified.to. It assumes:

• You already have a Unified.to account
• You already have a HighLevel account
• You have access to a HighLevel Developer (Agency) account

Overview

To create a connection between Unified.to and HighLevel, you will:

1. Create or configure a HighLevel OAuth app
2. Collect required credentials (Client ID, Client Secret, etc.)
3. Use Unified.to to create a connection
4. Authorize the connection via OAuth

Step 1: Create a HighLevel OAuth App

1. Log in to your HighLevel Developer (Agency) account link
2. Navigate to the App Dashboard.

1. Click Create App
2. Fill in the required details:
   • App Name: Any name (e.g., Unified Integration)
     
   • Redirect URL: In Advanced settings → Auth, set the redirect URL to the value shown on the integration's OAuth2 Credentials page in Unified.to.
     
     
   • Scopes: Use the scopes listed on the HighLevel app setup page.
     
   
   In Unified.to, you can also find the required scopes listed below the integration page.
   
3. Save the app in HighLevel.

Step 2: Get Credentials

After creating the app, go to Manage → Secrets and add:

• Client ID
• Client Secret

To find the Version ID, open the install link and copy the Version ID from the resulting page.

Keep these secure. You will need them in Unified.to.

Step 3: Create Connection in Unified.to

1. Log in to your Unified.to dashboard
2. Navigate to Integrations.
3. Select HighLevel as the integration
4. Enter the following details:
   • Client ID (from HighLevel)
   • Client Secret (from HighLevel)
   • Version ID (from HighLevel)
5. Click Activate
6. Go to Embedded Components.
7. Click HighLevel.

Step 4: Authorize the Connection

1. You will be redirected to HighLevel
2. Log in (if not already logged in)
3. Select the account/location you want to connect
4. Approve the requested permissions

Once approved, you will be redirected back to Unified.to

Common Issues & Troubleshooting

1. Invalid Redirect URI

• Ensure the redirect URL in HighLevel exactly matches the one used by Unified.to

2. Unauthorized / 401 Errors

• Double-check Client ID and Client Secret
• Ensure the OAuth app is active

3. Missing Data

• Ensure correct scopes are selected in HighLevel
• Some data may depend on the selected location/account

Notes

• HighLevel uses location-based access. Make sure you select the correct location during authorization
• You can create multiple connections for different locations if needed

If you run into issues, reach out to the Unified.to support team with:

• Connection ID
• Error logs
• Steps to reproduce