

A guided tour of the main BizStackPro Settings areas—so you can configure your account, team, automation, calendars, and integrations for long-term success.
New users often feel overwhelmed when trying to configure calendars, automation, users, phone systems, integrations, and business settings spread across different parts of the platform.
BizStackPro organizes account management into dedicated settings areas for business configuration, team management, automation, communication tools, integrations, branding, and data management.
Without understanding where key settings are located, it becomes easier to misconfigure workflows, overlook important account options, or spend unnecessary time searching through menus.
This guide provides a high-level overview of the major Settings sections in BizStackPro so you can better understand what each area controls and where to manage important system configuration tasks.
Before configuring individual tools and features, it helps to understand how the main Settings areas are structured inside BizStackPro.
Business Profile is the foundation of your sub-account. It controls your branding, contact details, compliance information, and several platform-wide behaviors.
Good to know: Call, voicemail, and missed-call text-back options are typically found under Advanced Settings → Phone Numbers (exact labels can vary by account).
My Profile is where each user manages their personal details, security, calendar/email sync, availability, and notification preferences.
Manage subscriptions, payment methods, billing details, transaction history, and (where available) wallet balances/auto-recharge settings.
Add users, assign roles/permissions, and configure user-specific calendars, signatures, and calling behavior.
Set rules for opportunity ownership and follow/unfollow behavior, then create pipeline stages to match your sales process (for example: Prospect → Booked Call → Sold).
Create calendars, availability rules, and booking preferences, and connect common integrations like Zoom and external calendars. You can run individual calendars, team calendars, service menus, and even rooms/equipment scheduling (where available).
Configure bot behavior, knowledge/training data, testing, and related workflows to improve live chat and messaging responses.
Configure email delivery using your connected provider (SMTP) or the default option available in your account.
Manage outbound numbers, forwarding numbers, and number pools that power calls, SMS, and tracking features.
Capture niche-specific data you want to store on contacts. Create fields in forms/surveys and use them in records, filters, and automation.
Custom Values are dynamic placeholders you can insert into templates and workflows. They resolve at send/runtime.
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Connect or purchase domains for funnels, websites, and hosted assets. This is where you manage the URLs visitors use to reach your pages.
Connect third-party services (payments, calendars, ads, social platforms, etc.). Use “Connect” to authorize access and sync data.
Organize and segment contacts by source, stage, or behavior—useful for filtering, reporting, audiences, and automation triggers.
Review contact-related activity history to understand what changed and where it came from—helpful for troubleshooting and team accountability.
Store brand assets (logos/colors/fonts) in Brand Boards, and manage company records you can associate with contacts.
When your business profile, users, calendars, automation, and integrations are configured correctly, BizStackPro becomes a centralized hub that stays organized as you scale.
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Business Profile Settings let you configure your business identity, contact details, compliance info, and platform behaviors like duplicate opportunities, email bot detection, and phone validation.
Go to My Profile to update your personal details, manage password and sessions, configure email/calendar sync, set availability, and choose notification preferences.
Use My Staff to add/remove users, assign roles and permissions, manage calendars/availability, and configure user-level calling and voicemail options.
It defines your sales process structure—ownership rules plus pipeline stages—so leads are tracked consistently from first touch to closed deal.
Yes. You can pause selected workflows by placing them in draft for a defined window (up to 15 days) and manage workflow error notifications there.
Custom Fields store the extra data you collect from contacts. Create fields in forms/surveys and then use them in records, filters, and automation.
Tags categorize contacts (lead type, status, source, etc.). They help with segmentation, reporting, and triggering automation events.
Audit Logs provide a record of contact-related actions so you can trace changes, troubleshoot issues, and keep accountability across your team.
Start with Business Profile and My Staff, then connect your calendars, email delivery, and integrations. Once those pieces are set, your automation and reporting become dramatically easier to manage.
Better setup. Cleaner automation. Faster scaling.
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