Summer of AI Grand Finale Day 2: Workshop Recap and Winners

TL;DR

This workshop recap covers how HighLevel's Summer of AI products integrate into live client work, where AI is headed, and announces competition winners. No immediate action is required unless you participated in the competition.

Who this affects

Agency owners and SaaS entrepreneurs who have engaged with HighLevel's Summer of AI initiatives or are interested in applying AI tools within their client services are affected. Those who participated in the Summer of AI competition should check for prize announcements. Others can safely ignore this update.

What changed

HighLevel held a workshop covering the second day of its Summer of AI Grand Finale Celebration. The workshop focused on several key areas:

• How the three Summer of AI products and their corresponding Success Packs can be integrated.
• Examples of how HighLevel customers are currently using AI tools within live client work scenarios.
• Details on Summer of AI offers and resources that remain available.
• A look into HighLevel's future plans for AI development.
• A recap of the Summer of AI competition.
• The announcement of prize winners from the competition.

HighLevel has not confirmed who is affected, where in the product these changes are found, what this replaces or breaks, limits or plan gating, or the rollout status.

Where to find it

This workshop was a recorded event. Details on how to access the workshop recording were not provided in the verified facts. HighLevel has not published the location of the discussed AI features in the product, but new AI capabilities are typically found under specific feature settings or as new options within existing tools like workflows or conversation AI.

How agencies will use this

Agency owners will use the workshop content to understand practical applications of HighLevel's AI tools. For example, an agency might review the workshop to see how other users are leveraging the AI Content Assistant within a workflow to generate social media posts for a client's campaign. This could involve setting up a trigger for a new blog post, then using the AI Content Assistant action in the workflow to draft multiple social media captions based on the post's content, ready for client review. Similarly, an agency could learn how to integrate the new AI conversational tools to improve client lead qualification. This might involve setting up an AI bot in the client's sub-account to handle initial inquiries via live chat, qualifying leads based on specific criteria, and then scheduling appointments directly into a client's calendar if the lead is qualified. The workshop provides context on how these separate AI capabilities can be connected to build more comprehensive, automated client solutions.

Our take

This is a recap event, not a new feature announcement. It offers insights into existing AI tools and HighLevel's direction for AI, along with competition results. It's a minor update for agencies not deeply engaged with the Summer of AI, but valuable for those looking for practical implementation strategies or waiting for competition results. It does not introduce new functionality this week.