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  1. Group permissions

    Permissions We strive to keep Heylo a safe and secure place for groups. Admins have the ultimate control over their group. These permissions help maintain order, privacy, and the overall functioning of the group. To edit group permissions, nav...
  2. Grow group and discoverability

    Heylo can help group leaders find new members for their group. An admin can publish the group and make it public, and other members can discover the group through Heylo Discover and search engines like Google. The more a group uses Heylo, the m...
  3. Integrations

    Heylo serves as the place for your members to access the info they need to belong to your group and communicate with other members. However, Heylo doesn’t do everything! Where there are missing gaps, we strive to integrate Heylo with other softwar...
  4. Event permissions

    Creating events Like all aspects of the group, admins can control who can create and edit events in the group permissions . Visibility Event hosts can control who can see the event. There are several settings Private . Only members w...
  5. Google and search engine integration

    Every event has a dynamic event page. It can be indexed on Google and search engines as well. When indexed by Google, it is listed in the special Google Events Search and brings new prospective members to the group. In addition to the name of the...
  6. Custom group link

    Every group on Heylo has a unique link. The group link contains the group profile - everything someone new needs to join the group, such as: https://heylo.group/sfbv Admins have full control over group links including their content, URL, a...
  7. Group appearance and branding

    On Heylo, a group has it's own identity. Admins can customize your group's appearance and brand to make it feel like home. How to customize and brand your group Customize the background with brand colors. There is an option for primary and...
  8. Group reps

    Group reps are responsible for showcasing the group and welcoming new members. They are listed on the group profile , and prospective members can communicate with them before joining the group. Group reps are the only people in a group who non-m...
  9. Links

    Links save important information for your group. They can contain a cover photo and title along with a link. Links serve various purposes, such as displaying group guidelines, sharing helpful tips, or providing access to useful resources. Links a...
  10. Group profile

    Groups profiles contain everything new members need to join a group. It houses all the group’s key information, including the group name, logo, group reps, links, AND all your upcoming events. Here's an example: https://heylo.group/midnight-runne...