I just finished Jordan’s video on Building a Production AI Voice Bot and had 2 clarifying questions: 1. Does the built-in Assistable knowledge base work with phone-based AI assistant conversations, or is it limited to chatbots and web call bots? 2. Why do we need to build a vector database using Supabase with Proship integration for the knowledge base? Would the built-in knowledge base function the same way, or is there a meaningful difference in capability or use case? Thanks in advance for the clarification!

In our GHL sub account + assistable iframe, it's asking our clients to log in/create an account. DO we need to create one for them? how does this work?

Quick context: Last week I ran a free workshop inside the LeadIndicator group. During that session, I walked through the exact Assistable workflows and automations we use internally — the real ones that run our business, support, fulfillment, and scaling. There was a lot of interest in getting those workflows, and since the workshop was positioned as pure value with nothing to sell, I decided to give the entire snapshot away for free to that group. Rather than keep that value isolated, I want to make it available here as well. ✅ What I’m giving you - The full Assistable snapshot - The exact workflows we use internally - No stripped-down templates - No pitch, upsell, or funnel This is not something we normally give out publicly. The only thing I’m asking in return If you’ve found value in Assistable, I’m asking for one small favor: 👉 Go to Google, search for Assistable's TrustPilot page. Leave an honest review on our Truspilot page. That’s it. Reviews matter a lot — especially as we continue to grow and as we deal with the occasional bad-faith review that comes with scale. Your feedback genuinely helps. 📬 How to get the snapshot - leave a review on our TrustPilot page - Comment that you've left the review and I'll DM you.

Is there an easy way to implement Assistable in other platforms instead of GHL ?

First of all I just want to give a massive shoutout to @Jorden Williams. What he's created up until this point is truly remarkable. I've been a customer since the early days and it's been incredible to see the growth of the company. When any company grows that fast you're always going to run into challenges along the way and I know Jorden will be working tirelessly behind the scenes to make everything right and we are all going to need to have some more patience. But I'm at the point now whereby I'm fearful of scaling my AI offer. A huge part of our offer is based around Assistable and we have the opportunity to work with really high value companies which right now I'm not confident of serving. Theres a few things I will like to put forward and see what other peoples thoughts are. 1. Is to get the current systems and processes we have access to in Assistable right now to be robust and to work continuously so we can confidently offer our services to business. All the features we have at the minute are enough to scale to 7 figures per year. I don't think we need anything new. 2 . Is to have a solid support system in place. I understand there will be challenges here and there as we are dealing with tech, anyone who doesn't think so is simply naive. I would confidently want to know that when challenges arrive we have the capability to get them fixed promptly and effectively. To be honest I'm not quite sure how Jorden has managed to get his company to this size on his own its quite remarkable but I think we will agree that any company this size needs humans to help it operate efficiently. I will happily pay for priority support. 3 . Is for any any major updates to be scheduled in advance so we can get prepared for anything that might be effected. 4 . A road map of exactly whats been worked on and what we can expect to see in the future. None of this is negative in any way shape or form. I'm simply just voicing my concerns as a loyal customer hoping that we can all work together to make the product the best on the market.