Reach customers where they are
Bring voice and messaging into the same operation, with agent tools that work across channels.
- Voice, SMS and web chat
- Contact and conversation context
- Shared tools for voice and chat
Give your agents the context to answer and the tools to act. Connect customer conversations to your calendars, business systems and workflows.
Your agent, connected.
From customer context to the next action.Look up the context your customer needs.
Book a time or update a record through a configured tool.
Pass the outcome to your next workflow.
Start with the work you need done. Connect the channels, data and actions that make it possible.
Bring voice and messaging into the same operation, with agent tools that work across channels.
Let agents look up information and take action through configured API tools. Define the endpoint, inputs and credentials for each task.
Check availability and book through your connected calendar. Use Assistable scheduling or a supported calendar provider.
Use webhooks to pass events to your systems and start configured workflows. Track delivery attempts and inspect failures.
Use a built-in connection where it fits. Configure API workflows around the systems and processes that make your business yours.
Map the systems, data and actions your workflow needs. Connect accounts and configure tools with the required access.
Exercise API requests and agent flows before release. Inspect inputs, responses and failure paths against your test systems.
Publish a versioned agent flow. Use branches to prepare changes while the published version serves your customers.
Review conversations, tool results and webhook deliveries to find where a connection or workflow needs attention.
Yes. HighLevel has a built-in connection. Other systems can connect through configured API tools and webhooks where the required endpoints and permissions are available. We will scope the actions and data mapping with your team.
Built-in connections still require your account authorization and setup. Custom API workflows require endpoint configuration, credentials, data mapping and validation. We will confirm which approach fits each system before deployment.
Yes. Test tool requests and draft agent flows before publishing, using test accounts or endpoints for actions that change data. Published flow versions and working branches let your team prepare changes separately from the live flow.
Tool responses and errors can be inspected during testing, and webhook deliveries record their status, attempts and response details. Webhook delivery retries are automatic. The agent's response to an unavailable system should be configured and validated for your workflow before launch.
Walk us through your systems and workflow. We’ll map the connections, access and rollout with your team.