Assistable AI’s native integration with GoHighLevel (GHL) enables powerful chat, voice, and workflow automation. When Assistable AI triggers tool calls, it sends structured JSON payloads that external systems must parse and process. This guide walks through the technical implementation of extracting data from args and meta_data nested inside the request body and applying them in GoHighLevel, BuildShip, n8n, and Make/Zapier. https://breyden-taylor.notion.site/Technical-Guide-Implementing-Assistable-AI-Tool-Calls-v2-in-Low-Code-Builders-GHL-BuildShip-n8-1b98ac5fd63580398c7bd32dc5b0454f?pvs=4

I know im suppose to be taking time off but couldnt help putting some finishing touches on this - changing from an iframe to a JS element meaning it renders on the page faster and is independent of our site (iframe will be available for a bit but deprecated in favor of the JS element) totally customizable with tracking and booking capabilites: Alright im going back to "taking time off"

If you want in on some days of AI holiday cheer, like snapshots (cause who doesnt like them), prompting, training, offers etc then drop your name in here. 👉 https://assistablepros.com/ai-saasmas There will be things for those who dont even have Assistable yet and those who are quite advanced. Here's to an awesome Christmas!

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I have some interested clients here in Germany (medical practices) and they are concerned regarding data protection (GDPR). What can I tell them? My thoughts: - GHL is GDPR compliant through ceritfication in the data privacy framework (https://www.dataprivacyframework.gov/list) and the Data Processing Agreement (DPA) (https://www.gohighlevel.com/data-processing-agreement)  - In the DPA they list OpenAI & Twilio as sub-processors - When I am using assistable, I am also using OpenAI and Twilio – but not 11labs and all other tools like the transcription service provider - Therefore I guess that assistable isn't fully GDPR compliant as long as they is no certification in the data privacy framework (which regulates european data processed on US servers) and no data processing agreement I hope somebody can prove me wrong and everything is legit 😄