I was in the giving mood tonight, but here is the CSS code that you can use to customize a chat widget with a picture similar to GHL. You want to add this above the embed code that you get from Assistable for your chat widget. Where you see the URL, that's where you will place your picture, so that you can have your picture show up in your chat widget. <style> /* Chat mode header avatar */ [class*="avatar"]:not(.message-avatar), [id*="avatar"]:not(.message-avatar), div[style*="border-radius"][style*="50%"]:not(.message-avatar) { background-image: url('YOUR PICTURE URL') !important; background-size: cover !important; background-position: center !important; background-repeat: no-repeat !important; font-size: 0 !important; color: transparent !important; } </style>

If I want to hand off the call to another assistable voice bot, is the best way to just use the call transfer and send them to the other bot's phone number, or is there a way to internally do this?

Last night I decided to take on the challenge of creating an N8N bot that would test my assistable bot and provide me feedback. How it works is you fill out a form and then the N8N bot starts having a conversation with your assistable bot using a virtual live chat using the GHL API, then once the conversation has concluded I have the system use GPT5 to summarize the entire conversation and provide me with a score of 1-10 on 6 different performance areas, along with an overall score. The first time I ran this test with a new bot I just built I only got a score of 3/10 😂 But with the feedback I'm able to easily see what I need to fix and then test again. My favorite part about this is that I get an unbiased perspective of how my bot is doing, since the creator is not the one doing the testing. Anyways, happy to share more once it's more polished. Has anyone else tried something similar?