Right now, agencies using GHL resort to alphabetical naming hacks, adding "A-" or "1-" in front of pipeline names to force their most important pipeline to appear first in dropdowns and lists, which creates several operational headaches: clients and team members see unprofessional internal coding systems rather than clean names, template updates across sub-accounts create mismatches requiring manual reconciliation, and adding more priority levels leads to impossible "AA-" or "AAA-" numbering systems that become increasingly difficult to manage as the business scales. A simple "Make Primary" checkbox or drag-and-drop sequence feature would solve this by preserving clean naming architecture so template updates flow seamlessly without naming conflicts, client-facing views remain professional and uncluttered, and new team members understand the system immediately without decoding conventions, while also providing universal priority signaling so the primary pipeline automatically appears first in all dropdown menus for opportunity creation, automation triggers, and reporting filters, serves as the default selection when creating new opportunities, displays with a visual indicator like a star icon or highlight in the pipeline list view, and becomes the reference pipeline for dashboard widgets and snapshot templates. This delivers significant agency-scale efficiency by eliminating hours spent renaming pipelines in every new client account, reducing the risk of automation errors when pipelines don't match expected naming conventions, and removing training overhead explaining why "A-" prefixes exist, plus strategic advantages beyond mere convenience such as operational clarity that helps teams focus on the metrics that matter most by clarifying which pipeline drives core revenue versus supporting workflows in businesses with multiple service lines like web design, SEO, and PPC, reporting consistency that automatically prioritizes primary pipeline data when pulling cross-account reports to give agency owners instant insight into their main revenue streams without filtering through dozens of secondary workflows, and onboarding standardization that ensures new sub-accounts created from snapshots inherit the primary pipeline designation so every client starts with the correct workflow prioritized without manual configuration. The feature requires minimal UI changes including just one checkbox in the pipeline editor or an intuitive drag-and-drop interface for sequencing, a star or badge icon in the list view, logic to sort pipelines according to the assigned order in dropdown menus, and an optional filter in reporting, meaning it doesn't disrupt existing functionality, is purely additive and backward-compatible, and ultimately transforms a workaround into a workflow that respects the time of agency owners who need to deploy changes at scale, maintains professional presentation for end clients, and reduces the cognitive load on team members navigating complex accounts.