Channels are like separate rooms inside a group. Members post in whichever channel fits their topic — #deal-questions stays focused on deal questions, #wins is just wins. It keeps the feed from turning into one big pile of everything.

GHL communities do not have a built-in calendar. The way call schedules get surfaced to members is through a pinned post — a regular post that gets locked to the very top of the feed so every member sees it the moment they open the group.

The leaderboard shows which members are most active and helpful. Members earn points when other members like their posts or comments. The more helpful you are, the higher you rank. This is GHL's built-in way of encouraging participation without the operator having to push people to engage.

Each member has a personal level that reflects how much they've contributed to the community. As they earn more points from likes, they move up through levels you've defined — for example from Newcomer → Deal Scout → Dealmaker → Operator.

Sprint members can see the Accelerator group listed in the sidebar — but they cannot enter it. GHL controls access at the group level based on what program a member is enrolled in. If they're not in Accelerator, the group is off-limits.

This course is part of the Accelerator program. GHL automatically locks it for any member who isn't enrolled in Accelerator. The member can see the course card, but cannot open it or access any of its content.

The Events tab exists in every GHL community group, but it does not have a calendar. There is no month view, no date grid, and no way to display a recurring schedule visually. What it shows are individual event listing cards — one card per session, created manually.

The Join Call button links to the video call URL for that session. However, there is currently a known issue where call links are not working correctly for standard member accounts inside GHL communities. This is being tested before the portal launches.

The Members tab shows a directory of everyone in the group so members can see who they're learning alongside, browse profiles, and feel part of a real community — not just a course platform.

When a Sprint member tries to enter the Accelerator group, GHL shows an access page. The basic "you don't have access" message is built into GHL. Everything else on this screen — the upgrade button, the blurred content preview below it — either needs to be configured or is a styling addition.

The two membership tiers see a different set of courses in the Learning tab. GHL controls this automatically based on what each member has purchased — no manual sorting or hiding required.