Rename, hide, reorder and re-icon the GHL sidebar per client, dock it left or right, and hide the account switcher — the most common white-label leak — all with reversible DOM transforms.
Agencies sell simplified CRMs. A fitness-studio client shouldn't see “Opportunities” (they call them “Leads”), doesn't use half the modules, and definitely shouldn't see a switcher listing the agency's other clients. GHL provides no per-location navigation control.
Three coordinated features, all configured visually and applied by the same injected script:
Rename any sidebar item, hide modules entirely, reorder by drag and swap icons — with null meaning “keep the GHL default”, so configs survive GHL adding new menu items.
Dock the rail left or right per location, implemented as real DOM movement because CSS row-reverse proved unreliable on GHL's live shell.
Removes the sub-account switcher for client-facing locations — closing the most common white-label leak: a client discovering the agency's whole roster.
Every transform is reversible and idempotent: the applier stamps original values on nodes and restores them exactly when config is cleared. A debounced MutationObserver reapplies after GHL's SPA re-renders, walking only changed subtrees. Like every feature in the suite, saving a menu can never activate an unrelated theme — writers upsert with independent semantics so features stay fully isolated.
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