Each guide covers one connection: what it does, how it is set up, what it cannot do, and exactly what has been verified. Where a connection depends on the platform Chleb builds on, the guide links that platform's own documentation.
Forwarding your business number: Conditional or unconditional forwarding, each provider's documented steps, and how to test and undo them.
Google Calendar: What HighLevel documents about its Google Calendar connection: sync direction, busy times and limits.
Outlook and Microsoft 365 calendar: Supported Microsoft accounts, admin approval, sync direction and limits, as HighLevel documents them.
Zapier and webhooks: HighLevel's documented Zapier app and webhooks, one worked Jobber example, and what has not been tested.
What verified means here
A guide marks a step verified only when it was checked against the vendor's own documentation, and it names the document and the date. Anything else is left to the integration check, the step in a Chleb setup where the team checks whether your specific tools work together before anything is promised.