AI Employee

Use Owner's Actual Voice to Introduce Their AI Agent
It would be powerful to let GHL users add the business owner's own voice to introduce their AI agent — creating a soft, natural hand-off from the owner to the AI assistant. For example: "Hi, this is Joseph, owner of Highpoint Roofing and Construction. I'm assisting another customer at the moment, but I'll get back to you as quickly as I can. In the meantime, please share a few details with Kathy, my AI assistant, so I can serve you better when I call you back. I'm looking forward to helping you with your roof." The owner's voice could be cloned for this greeting using ElevenLabs, making the introduction feel authentic, warm, and genuinely personal — not like a robotic switchboard. Three key advantages of the Owner's Voice Intro: Fewer hang-ups from callers. Callers are far more likely to stay on the line when the greeting is customized and carries the actual voice of the business owner they know and trust, rather than a generic automated prompt. If it's a new customer, this method initiates the trust factor. Easier to sell AI to business owners. Many owners hesitate to adopt AI voice because they worry customers find it off-putting. This feature eases that objection by offering an unprecedented level of personal touch — something not currently available on competing platforms like Housecall Pro. It bridges the gap between automation and the human connection that owners value. More leads captured, even after hours. When a caller hears a familiar, trusted voice explaining that the owner is busy but will personally follow up, they're far more likely to stay on the line and leave their details with the AI assistant — instead of hanging up and calling a competitor. Every call that would've been a lost voicemail becomes a captured opportunity, making this a direct revenue feature, not just a nicety. Thank you for considering this suggestion!
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Allow AI Tokens to Authenticate Using Existing $20/mo Subscriptions (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude)
I'd like to request the ability for AI token usage within HighLevel to authenticate and connect using our existing $20/month personal subscriptions from major AI providers like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude — instead of requiring separate API key purchases or GoHighLevel's built-in token credits. This would work similarly to how OpenClaw and VS Code's AI integrations operate: you log in with your existing account (OAuth or session-based authentication), and the platform taps into the token limits you already have from your subscription. This means if I already pay $20/mo for ChatGPT Plus, $20/mo for Gemini Advanced, and $20/mo for Claude Pro, I should be able to leverage those token allowances directly inside HighLevel's AI Employee and other AI features. Current pain point: Right now, agencies and power users have to either pay for separate API access through OpenAI/Anthropic/Google (which charges per token on top of subscriptions), or burn through HighLevel's token credits that come with the platform. This creates unnecessary double-dipping costs. The proposed solution would let users: Connect their existing ChatGPT Plus, Gemini Advanced, and Claude Pro accounts via OAuth/login Have AI Employee and other HL AI features pull from those existing token pools Avoid paying twice — once for the subscription and again for API usage This is a huge value-add for agencies running HighLevel at scale. It reduces operational costs, makes the platform more competitive with tools like OpenClaw, and gives users flexibility to use the AI models they're already paying for. It's the kind of integration that would make HL a no-brainer for agencies already invested in these AI subscriptions.
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