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Pablo Le Bon Valdes
With the rise of AI agents, we need the ability to fully manage Workflows via API — not just trigger them, but create, update, clone, and delete them programmatically.
Use cases:
AI agents that auto-build onboarding or follow-up sequences based on client data
Automated provisioning of workflows when a new sub-account is created
Dynamic workflow generation from templates without manual intervention
Today, every workflow must be built manually in the UI. This is a hard blocker for teams building AI-native stacks on top of GHL.
Full CRUD API for Workflows would unlock an entirely new tier of automation and make the platform significantly more competitive against tools that already expose this.