Audit score
A 0 to 100 score with findings
See which areas need attention first before you take over a client account, with every scored finding tied to the reason behind it.
I built a Chrome extension that audits a sub-account and gives you an interactive report with a 0 to 100 audit score, dependency maps and workflow flowcharts, plus Excel and JSON exports.
I put the score, dependency maps and workflow flowcharts first because those are the views that help an agency decide what to inspect before changing an account.
See which areas need attention first before you take over a client account, with every scored finding tied to the reason behind it.
Trace the connections between assets before a migration or before you rename or remove something the account still needs.
Follow triggers and steps without opening every workflow, especially when you are reviewing a snapshot before buying or selling it.
Open one interactive file for the whole account and move between the audit, assets, maps and workflow diagrams.
Sort, filter, comment and share one styled workbook with a tab for each selected asset type.
Keep the same account data in a format suited to development, version control and before-and-after comparisons.
I spent four years inside HighLevel as a Customer Success Manager and worked with 2,500+ businesses. The same moment came up again and again: an agency takes over a client account, opens it, and finds dozens of workflows, pipelines nobody uses and custom fields named "test2".
Clicking through every menu takes an afternoon and you still miss things. Snapshot Atlas pulls it all into one file so you can read the account before you touch it.
See every workflow, trigger, form, calendar and tag before you change anything.
Know what you are about to copy, so nothing important gets left behind and nothing broken gets copied.
Give your client or your next VA a document of what was built, instead of a login and a shrug.
HighLevel's Snapshot Asset Viewer shows what is inside a snapshot, and Audit Logs show recent changes for about 60 days. Both are useful. Neither gives you one complete file of a live sub-account that you can search, sort, share and keep.
That file is what Snapshot Atlas makes.
Install the extension in Chrome and activate your license key.
Open any HighLevel sub-account you can already log in to.
Pick the asset types you want, or all 33.
Export to a styled Excel workbook, JSON or an interactive HTML report with an audit score, dependency maps and workflow flowcharts. Add an AI written summary with your own OpenAI key if you want one.
Snapshot Atlas runs in your browser using the HighLevel login you already have. No API key to create. Account data goes to HighLevel's own API, my licensing server checks your key, and if you turn on the AI report, the request goes from your browser to OpenAI on your key. That's the whole list.
Pick the way you want access. Every option includes the same extension.
Lifetime costs about 7 months of Monthly, and includes all future updates.
Get LifetimeThe same extension. Cancel anytime.
Choose MonthlyIf you start HighLevel through my link, I send you a Snapshot Atlas key once your trial starts, and it stays active while your HighLevel account stays active. I earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
Start through my link Already started? Claim your keyI'm Hamid. I was a Customer Success Manager inside HighLevel from Aug 2022 to Aug 2026 and worked with 2,500+ businesses. I built Snapshot Atlas because I wanted this file every time I opened an account I didn't build. I'm independent and don't work for HighLevel.
It exports a HighLevel sub-account (33 asset types) into an Excel workbook or JSON so you can audit and document it.
To HighLevel's own API, my licensing server to check your key, and OpenAI only if you use the AI report with your own key.
$197 once for lifetime, or $29 a month.
Yes. Start HighLevel through my link and your key arrives by email automatically. If not within a day, use the Get Access form and I'll check personally. I earn a commission at no extra cost to you.