The Settings in your Community Groups help you create the perfect environment for your audience, allowing you to fine-tune all functional details of your groups. Let's go over the basics so you can navigate and use this section with ease.

Accessing Community Group Settings

Start by heading to the Community Groups tab inside the Memberships section and clicking Log In under your desired group.

Under the group module, on your right, click Settings to access the Menu.

Details

This section helps you manage the details of your group's presentation, including the group's name, URL, description, access, and profile requirements.

Subscriptons

This section allows you to manage the fee (if any) you charge members for joining this group.

Newsletter

Here you can manage details related to the community's newsletter, such as the sending frequency.

Branding

Add branded elements, such as a favicon, logo, or custom code, in this section.

Themes

Use the themes section ot customize the colors of your group's pages. You can select from predetermined themes or a custom one to add your own colors.

Membership Questions

Enable and add questions to ask members before joining your group in this section. This helps you curate your audience and keep your members in sync.

Gamification & Rewards

Customize level names and add rewards for better engagement of members in this section.

Links

Use this section to create promotional links for your group.

Reported Content

In this section, you can review the content your community has flagged as dangerous or breaking community rules.

Import

This section allows you to import content and members from Skool groups into already created Community Groups in your CRM.

Discovery

Here, you can enable and set your group's sharing details to gain members in GoKollab.

Now that you have the basis down, get to exploring and customizing your Community Groups, tailoring them to your needs. If you need additional help, please read the other articles in this category, as they will guide you through more specific actions. We hope this helps!