Hide an integration without disconnecting it

The platform operator can hide the GoHighLevel, Stripe, SmartBuild or QuickBooks sections from a builder's Settings screen while the connection keeps working underneath.

What it is

Per-integration ui_hidden flags on the organizations row. The credentials endpoint returns a hidden boolean alongside connection state, and the Settings tab omits the section. Hiding changes nothing about sync, credentials or delivery.

Also called: hide GoHighLevel · we run it for you · clean settings screen

See it
Hide an integration without disconnecting it
Day rate
$500
Days figured
5
Crew size
4
Fuel & equipment
$300
Finished 2 days early — $1,400 back to the crew
The operator panel with four visibility toggles, and the tenant Settings screen beside it losing a section as one flips off. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1Operator toggles visibility on the sub-account's Integrations panel.
  2. 2The flag is stored on the organizations row.
  3. 3GET /api/organizations/integrations returns hidden per integration.
  4. 4The tab renders only the visible sections.
Why we built it

Recorded in the endpoint as a 'Platform-owner visibility switch (mig 194) — hides the GHL section in tenant Settings WITHOUT touching connection state or sync.' It exists because the operator runs the CRM on the builder's behalf — the ghl-connect route says it outright: 'WE wire the integration, the builder never touches (or even knows about) GoHighLevel.'

The problem
  • Builders were shown vendor plumbing they neither manage nor need to see.
  • Hiding a section previously meant disconnecting it.
Sound familiar?
What you get
A clean Settings screen showing only what the builder actually operates.
Hiding is cosmetic and reversible with zero effect on sync.

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