> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://netpartners.marketing/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # HighLevel Updates: New Features for July 6-10, 2026 - URL: https://netpartners.marketing/highlevel-updates-week-july-6-10-2026/ - Published: 2026-07-13T09:00:00.000Z - Updated: 2026-08-16T11:45:43.000Z - Description: HighLevel's July 6-10, 2026 releases add scheduled AI agents, multi-bot channel routing, and flexible booking payments that save teams time. - Author: Zoltan Juhasz - Tags: Product Updates The week of July 6 through July 10, 2026 was a busy one for HighLevel. AI agents picked up scheduling, appointment triggers, citations, and an activity feed, Conversation AI moved to a new channel routing model, and bookings, workflows, the Client Portal, communities, and events all received meaningful upgrades. ## Super Agents Gain Schedules, Triggers, and Transparency Super Agents in Agent Studio received four upgrades. Scheduled triggers let an agent run on its own, once at a set time, on a repeating interval, or on a cron expression, with weekday and end-condition options, firing in the sub-account's local timezone. You can even describe the schedule in plain language and the builder configures it for you. Appointment triggers add two new event sources: one fires when a customer books, and one fires when an appointment status changes to Confirmed, Cancelled, Showed, or No Show, with filters for specific calendars and statuses. On the visibility side, a new Activity tab shows one chronological feed of chats and trigger executions, and any run opens into the agent's reasoning, tool calls, and output. Citations now appear under any answer where the agent used web search, with clickable source links that persist in history. **Why it matters:** scheduled agents handle digests, reminders, and follow-ups without staff time, and the activity log lets agencies show clients exactly what the AI did. ## Conversation AI Moves to Multi-Bot Channel Management A new Channel Management system for Conversation AI, currently rolling out through Labs, removes the old limitation where only a Primary Bot could reply on its own. Any bot can be assigned directly to SMS, Email, Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Live Chat, or Web Chat, narrowed to a specific page or number, and filtered by contact tags. Existing Primary Bots migrate automatically, and conflicting assignments are blocked. The Ask AI bot builder now studies real conversation history, including voice call transcripts and email threads, to match a new bot's tone, and deploys the finished bot correctly based on whether Channel Management is enabled. The builder also flags unknown merge fields as you type and blocks saves until they are fixed. For agencies running [AI-powered client accounts](https://www.gohighlevel.com/ai?fp%5Fref=details&ref=netpartners.marketing), a sales bot on SMS and a support bot on live chat can finally run side by side. ## Calendars: Flexible Payments and Editable Bookings Service bookings can now be fully edited even after payment. Staff can add or remove services, change add-ons, swap staff members, or apply coupons without cancelling the appointment. Totals recalculate automatically, the linked order updates instead of duplicating, and refunds can be processed from the appointment view. Mobile app support rolls out the week of July 20. Checkout also became more flexible. Businesses can let customers pay either a deposit or the full amount, which helps Buy Now, Pay Later providers finance complete bookings. Percentage-based deposits are now calculated on the final payable amount after discounts, add-ons, and taxes, and buffer times are now visible as distinct blocks in Day and Week calendar views. **Practical impact:** less time reworking bookings, and a full-payment option with financing can lift average transaction value. ## New Workflow Triggers, SLA Tools, and Jira Integration Workflows gained a User Replied trigger that fires when a team member, not a customer, responds to a conversation. The Wait step supports the same condition with an optional timeout, enabling first-response SLA automation: wait 30 minutes for an agent reply, then escalate to a supervisor if none arrives. Jira also arrived as a native workflow integration, with two triggers (new issue, updated issue) and eleven OAuth-connected actions covering issue creation, updates, comments, watchers, attachments, work logs, linking, and sprint moves. Agencies serving software clients can connect support conversations to engineering tickets without middleware. For customers in the RCS private beta, two new workflow actions, Send RCS and RCS Interactive Message, bring rich cards, suggested replies, and buttons into automated journeys. General availability for RCS is planned for the end of Q3 2026. ## A Wider HighLevel Connection for Claude HighLevel launched a new OAuth-based MCP endpoint for Anthropic's Claude clients, including Claude.ai, Claude Code, and Claude Cowork. Unlike the original limited-scope endpoint, which remains supported, it exposes the full catalog of 625 operations across 40 domains through a compact five-tool interface. Users approve exactly which scopes are granted, and every connection is limited to a single sub-account. Support for OpenAI, Cursor, Windsurf, and VS Code clients is planned next, and for agencies experimenting with AI assistants, Claude can now read and act on nearly the entire account. ## Prospect AI and Guided Ask AI Templates Prospect AI was redesigned around visibility and pipeline integration. Agent cards now show prospects discovered and run schedules, a new Activity Center logs execution history and explains why an agent found no prospects, and discovered prospects can flow directly into a chosen CRM pipeline and stage, removing manual imports. Ask AI added more than 90 guided templates organized by category, scoped for sub-account or agency context, and filtered by user permissions, so new team members complete multi-step tasks through a guided flow. Teams can pair these templates with the free [GoHighLevel bootcamp training](https://www.gohighlevel.com/bootcamp?fp%5Fref=details&ref=netpartners.marketing) to shorten staff ramp-up time. ## Client Portal, Communities, and Events Client Portal contacts now receive in-app and push notifications when an admin shares a file with them, on the web portal and white label mobile app, so contracts and invoices are no longer missed. Sub-accounts can also toggle the Sign in with Google option on portal login pages to meet GDPR and other regional compliance needs. Communities gained native polls in posts, with single or multi-select voting, optional expiry, hidden or visible results, and post-publish editing. On the events side, organizers can reuse or selectively duplicate tickets, schedules, speakers, designs, and content from existing events, and every piece of attendee-facing page text, down to error messages, is now customizable with live preview. For event businesses, that means faster launches and a fully branded attendee experience. ## Smaller Improvements Worth Noting - **Social Planner:** a Mark All as Read button clears unread comment counts for the selected platform in one click. - **Snapshot history:** sub-accounts keep a log of every snapshot load, showing who loaded it, when, which version, and the exact assets included. - **Agency wallet receipts:** monthly top-up receipts covering manual, auto, and ACH recharges are downloadable as itemized PDFs from June 2026 onward. - **Email localization:** starter templates, backend messages, and campaign boilerplate now render in the account language instead of English. - **WordPress:** a dedicated plugin hub at wordpress.leadconnectorhq.com hosts the latest LeadConnector plugins, and AI Pages now support draft, preview, publish, and unpublish (plugin v4.0.3 or later). - **AI Suite audit logs:** 21 events covering plans, limits, agents, and promotions are now captured with real user attribution. - **Security:** legacy v1 authentication tokens are fully retired, moving all traffic to the more secure v2 architecture. For deeper context on the features covered this week, see our [July 2026 HighLevel updates roundup](https://guide.launchkit.work/blog-highlevel-updates-july-2026.html?ref=netpartners.marketing), our [HighLevel AI features guide](https://guide.launchkit.work/ai.html?ref=netpartners.marketing), and the [HighLevel CRM overview](https://guide.launchkit.work/crm.html?ref=netpartners.marketing). ## Frequently Asked Questions ### Do Super Agent scheduled triggers require any special setup? No. They are available on every Super Agent in Agent Studio. Add a Schedule trigger, pick a one-time run, an interval, or a cron expression, and publish. ### Is Conversation AI Channel Management available to everyone? It is currently a Labs feature enabled per sub-account. Once enabled, the existing Primary Bot migrates automatically within about five minutes and keeps responding on its current channels, with no disruption. ### Can RCS messaging be used in workflows today? Only for customers in the RCS private beta. The two new workflow actions are live for beta participants, and general availability is planned for the end of Q3 2026. ## Try These Features Yourself This week delivered self-running AI agents, multi-bot routing, editable paid bookings, and SLA-grade automation, all inside one platform agencies can white label and resell. The fastest way to judge the fit is to test these tools on your own pipeline. [**Start a free 30-day GoHighLevel trial**](https://www.gohighlevel.com/details-ai-agency-white-label?fp%5Fref=details&ref=netpartners.marketing) and put the new releases to work.