iOS Shortcuts and Action Button Support Added to Ask AI

TL;DR

HighLevel added three iOS shortcuts for Ask AI with iPhone Action button, Siri, and Spotlight support. Update your mobile app to iOS v4.27.0 or later to access them.

Who this affects

HighLevel has not confirmed whether specific sub-account roles or plan levels are gated. The update applies to users running iOS version v4.27.0 or later on the HighLevel, LeadConnector, and White Label mobile applications. Teams working solely on desktop can ignore this.

What changed

• Added three iOS shortcuts for Ask AI: New Chat, Dictation, and Voice Mode.
• Configured Dictation and Voice Mode shortcuts to automatically launch the mobile app, open a new chat, and activate the microphone.
• Enabled integration with the iPhone Action button to trigger Ask AI directly from a locked device.
• Added voice triggers through Siri and search access via iOS Spotlight.
• Rolled out across HighLevel, LeadConnector, and White Label apps on iOS v4.27.0 and later.
• HighLevel has not confirmed specific plan limits, billing tiers, or whether previous versions break.

Where to find it

HighLevel has not published the exact in-app menu navigation path. The functionality lives outside the standard interface via Apple's iOS ecosystem. Access the features by configuring the iPhone Action button in your iOS device settings, searching via Spotlight, triggering Siri, or running the shortcuts through Apple's Shortcuts app once your HighLevel, LeadConnector, or White Label app is updated to version v4.27.0 or later.

How agencies will use this

An agency operator running between meetings needs to interact with Ask AI without unlocking their phone and tapping through menus. They configure their iPhone Action button to trigger the Ask AI Voice Mode shortcut. Pressing the physical button from a locked phone immediately opens the LeadConnector or White Label mobile app, launches a new chat, and engages the microphone so they can speak their query directly into Ask AI.

Our take

This is a mobile convenience update rather than a core platform shift. The underlying Ask AI functionality remains the same, but hardware-level access via the iPhone Action button and Siri reduces the steps needed to start a session. It is useful for mobile-heavy operators, but desktop-first agencies can treat it as minor.