Will Craig to Present on A2P, 10DLC, Deliverability at LevelUp

TL;DR

Will Craig from Signal House will cover A2P, 10DLC, and deliverability at LevelUp. This is a session announcement, not a product change; no immediate action is required.

Who this affects

This information affects agency owners and SaaS entrepreneurs interested in A2P, 10DLC, and deliverability best practices. Those not focused on SMS communication or its compliance aspects can safely ignore this announcement.

What changed

• Will Craig of Signal House will present on A2P, 10DLC, and deliverability topics.
• The session is scheduled for September 24 at 7 PM CDT.
• Signal House will also be present at LevelUp 2026, which runs from October 26 to 29 in Dallas.
• Additional information is available in a blog post at gohighlevel.com/blog_wclup.
• Tickets for LevelUp are available at levelup.gohighlevel.com.
• HighLevel has not confirmed who is affected by this (beyond the general audience for the session).
• HighLevel has not confirmed where in the product this applies.
• HighLevel has not confirmed if this replaces or breaks existing functionality.
• HighLevel has not confirmed any limits or plan gating associated with this.
• HighLevel has not confirmed the rollout status.

Where to find it

This is an announcement for an educational session, not a product feature. Therefore, there is no direct navigation path within the HighLevel product. Information about the session can be found on the LevelUp website and the GoHighLevel blog at the URLs provided.

How agencies will use this

Agencies concerned about the rapidly changing landscape of SMS compliance, specifically A2P and 10DLC regulations, can attend this session. They can use the insights from Will Craig to ensure their sub-accounts are configured correctly for SMS campaigns, minimizing deliverability issues and avoiding penalties. For example, an agency running a local business lead generation snapshot might implement new practices for their SMS workflows to better adhere to deliverability best practices, ensuring higher engagement rates and reduced message filtering by carriers.

Our take

This is an announcement for an upcoming educational session. It is significant for agencies heavily reliant on SMS communication and those looking to stay compliant with evolving telecommunications regulations. While important for long-term operational health, it is not a direct product change this week. Agencies should consider attending or reviewing the material if SMS deliverability is a key concern.