APIs

GoHighLevel must become the leader in being an API first company ie anything that can be done via GUI can be accomplished via API so that soon with GHL you can do more via APIs than the GUI.

The add to Google calendar icon only works on desktop, get a 2nd one that works on mobile

OpenClaw AI enables fully autonomous AI employees that operate directly through GoHighLevel’s API, allowing businesses to automate real work, not just simple triggers. Once properly integrated with GHL API keys, OpenClaw can independently send SMS, WhatsApp messages, and emails, manage conversations, and execute tasks based on objectives defined by the account owner. Unlike traditional automation tools, OpenClaw is task driven rather than rule bound. Owners assign goals, and the AI determines the required actions, sequences, and follow ups on its own. This allows it to function as a true digital employee that can handle lead engagement, follow up, scheduling, and internal operations without constant human input. OpenClaw is designed to go further by autonomously building workflows, pipelines, websites, and system structures inside GHL. At present, these capabilities are limited by the permissions and scope exposed by the GoHighLevel API. If deeper or expanded access were made possible, OpenClaw could dynamically design, deploy, and optimize entire CRM systems end to end, representing a major leap in platform capability. Despite its power, OpenClaw is built with containment and governance in mind. All actions are constrained by defined permissions, scopes, and owner approved objectives, ensuring autonomy remains controlled, auditable, and safe. With proper access boundaries, OpenClaw becomes not just an automation layer, but a scalable workforce multiplier for agencies and businesses operating inside GoHighLevel.

Create a native integration between GoHighLevel and Dropi that enables dropshippers throughout Latin America to fully manage their ecommerce operations from a single platform, eliminating the dependency on Shopify as a middleman. Why This Matters? Millions of entrepreneurs across Latin America use Dropi for dropshipping, but currently they are forced to use Shopify as a bridge to connect with their marketing and sales tools. This creates operational friction, additional costs, and disconnected workflows. GHL can become the all-in-one solution for these businesses. Requested Features: Real-Time Catalog Synchronization Import Dropi products directly into GHL Automatic price and inventory updates Manage product variants and attributes Automatic Order Creation Generate orders in Dropi when a sale is completed in GHL Support payment methods: COD (Cash on Delivery) and prepaid payment Automatically sync customer data and shipping address Order Status Synchronization Real-time webhooks for: confirmation, processing, shipping, and delivery Automatically update status in GHL Customer notifications without manual intervention Integrated Management from GHL Dashboard Unified dashboard to monitor orders, inventory, and profitability Edit products, prices, and order information without leaving GHL View transaction history and earnings by sale Complete Workflow Automation Orders flow automatically from GHL to Dropi without manual intervention Eliminate manual steps = increased efficiency and fewer errors Integration with GHL workflows for post-sale follow-up Technical Reference Model: The integration would follow the Dropi-Shopify and Dropi-Chatea Pro model, where orders are automatically created in Dropi without intermediate steps, but with all the automation and CRM capabilities that GHL offers. Expected Impact: ✅ Simplifies the technology stack for dropshippers ✅ Reduces operational time by 70-80% vs Shopify + Dropi ✅ Centralizes marketing, sales, and logistics in one platform ✅ Improves customer experience with native automation ✅ Allows competing with larger operations without complexity Target Market: Dropshipping entrepreneurs across Latin America (Colombia, Mexico, Panamá, Ecudador, Peru, Chile, Paraguay, Argentina, Guatemala, España) who already use or plan to use Dropi as their supplier.

Currently you are using highlevel.spotlight.io for the V2 API URL. Perhaps add an extra workspace at spotlight for leadconnector or change your subdomain name.

Currently, Conversation AI can trigger workflows with a webhook action to perform GET or POST API calls. However, it is unable to read, act on, or interpret the data returned in the API response. This is a significant limitation for businesses that require real-time data verification. For example, when an AI Agent needs to check property availability, unit numbers, or appointment statuses through an external database via API, it can trigger the check but cannot relay the specific results back to the lead in the conversation. Requested Enhancement: Please allow the Conversation AI to parse the JSON response from an API call so it can use that information to provide dynamic and accurate answers to leads during the conversation. This would make the AI Agent truly intelligent and capable of handling complex booking and availability scenarios.

Currently, when creating an appointment via the API for a service calendar associated with multiple rooms, there is no way to specify which room the appointment should be booked into. Room assignment is always handled automatically by the system. This limitation makes it difficult to support use cases where room selection needs to be deterministic, even when availability is known ahead of time. For example, facilities with multiple bays or rooms may need to programmatically assign a specific room based on external logic, equipment requirements, or upstream scheduling decisions. Requested enhancement: Add support for passing a room identifier, such as roomId, when creating an appointment via the API. If provided, the appointment should be booked into that specific room, assuming availability. If not provided, the current automatic room assignment behavior can remain unchanged. This would enable more advanced scheduling workflows while remaining fully backward compatible with existing implementations.

🧠 Summary Please expand the public HighLevel API to include full CRUD access for Courses (Products/Memberships) as well as related content like Categories , Lessons , and Enrollments . This will empower users to automate course creation, sync with external platforms, and enhance learning experiences with real-time data access. 📌 Requested API Endpoints ✅ Courses / Products GET /products – List all courses POST /products – Create a new course GET /products/{id} – Retrieve a single course PUT /products/{id} – Update a course DELETE /products/{id} – Delete a course ✅ Categories (Modules) GET /categories – List categories/modules POST /categories – Create a category PUT /categories/{id} – Update a category DELETE /categories/{id} – Delete a category ✅ Lessons GET /lessons – List lessons POST /lessons – Create a lesson PUT /lessons/{id} – Update a lesson DELETE /lessons/{id} – Delete a lesson ✅ Enrollments GET /enrollments – List enrollments POST /enrollments – Enroll a user in a course DELETE /enrollments/{id} – Unenroll a user ✅ Progress Tracking (Read-only) GET /progress?userId={id}&courseId={id} – Retrieve a user’s progress ✅ Certificates GET /certificates – List course certificates POST /certificates – Generate/download a user certificate ✅ Webhooks (Triggers) Course created / updated Lesson published / completed Enrollment created / deleted Course completed 🌐 Reference Examples Teachable API Thinkific API Current HighLevel Memberships API 🙌 Why This Matters Allow external dashboards or apps to display or manage course data Enable custom onboarding and course enrollment automation Improve reporting , progress tracking, and compliance (e.g., certifications) Unlock white-labeled LMS features for agencies and SaaS owners Support real-time workflows through webhook triggers

We use ZOCKS for note taking with clients. Would love the abiliity to upload a note from a client meeting that was used in Zocks to be uploaded directly to the note of the client in GHL

The Problem For over a year, the integration between Square and the GHL Calendar system has remained in a "partial" state. While basic payment collection is now available for some calendar types, it is still notably absent or "stalled" for the Service Menu and Classic Widgets. For service-based businesses (salons, spas, therapists, and contractors), Square isn't just a payment processor—it is their entire operating system. By failing to provide deep, native integration with Square’s Bookings API, GHL is forcing these users to choose between the power of GHL’s CRM and the essential industry-standard functionality of Square. The Competitive Landscape Acuity Scheduling has already implemented this integration with massive success. They allow for seamless deposits, full-service checkout, and synchronization that service providers rely on. There is no longer any justification for GHL to keep this on the "back burner." We are seeing a consistent churn of high-value service clients who migrate back to Acuity or Square Appointments because GHL’s "Services v2" still treats Square as a second-class citizen compared to Stripe. Technical Justification The heavy lifting is already done. The Square Bookings API and Payments API are fully developed, documented, and available for implementation. The endpoints required to sync availability, manage service categories, and handle complex deposits are ready for use. Square Bookings API: Already allows for creating, retrieving, and updating appointments. Service Parity: GHL has the "Services" infrastructure; it simply needs to be mapped to Square’s API to offer the same reliability we currently see with Stripe. The Critical Need Service-based businesses represent a massive segment of the GHL user base. For these businesses: Deposits are mandatory: No-shows kill margins. Square is the "Source of Truth": Many local businesses use Square POS hardware; if the online booking doesn't talk to that ecosystem natively, the "all-in-one" promise of GHL is broken. Market Pressure: We have waited over 12 months for this. In the SaaS world, a year-long stall on a core integration for a primary target demographic is a signal to users to look elsewhere. Requested Action We ask the product team to move Square Integration for Service Menus and v2 Services to "In Progress" immediately. GHL needs to achieve 1:1 feature parity between Stripe and Square within the Calendar settings to remain a viable solution for the local service industry.