Five New MCP Connectors Available in HighLevel

TL;DR

Five new MCP connectors are now available in HighLevel: Clay, Lemlist, Airtable, Composio, and Reap. No immediate action is required unless these specific integrations are relevant to your operations.

Who this affects

HighLevel has not confirmed who is specifically affected by this update, including plan level or sub-account setup. Those who use or plan to use Clay, Lemlist, Airtable, Composio, or Reap in their operations or for clients might find this relevant. Others can safely disregard it.

What changed

HighLevel has introduced five new connectors for the Multi-Channel Platform (MCP).

• New MCP connectors include Clay, Lemlist, Airtable, Composio, and Reap.

HighLevel has not confirmed any limits, plan gating, or the rollout status for these new connectors.

Where to find it

HighLevel has not published the exact location for these new MCP connectors. Based on how other connectors are typically found, they will likely be accessible within the Integrations or Settings sections of the HighLevel platform, possibly under a dedicated 'Connectors' or 'MCP' area where new services can be added and configured.

How agencies will use this

An agency utilizing this update might leverage the Airtable connector to streamline client data management. For example, an agency could set up a workflow that automatically creates a new record in a client's Airtable base every time a new lead fills out a HighLevel form. This ensures client data in Airtable remains current without manual transfers. The workflow could be triggered by a form submission, then use the Airtable connector to push relevant contact details like name, email, and phone number directly into a predefined table in Airtable. This helps keep client records synchronized for reporting or further processing by the client's internal teams, automating a common data entry task and reducing operational overhead.

Our take

This is a standard, minor update for HighLevel. The addition of five new MCP connectors, while extending integration capabilities, is incremental rather than transformative. It provides specific new options for agencies already using or considering Clay, Lemlist, Airtable, Composio, or Reap. For most agencies, this update does not require immediate attention this week.