Pinnacle Ai: People, Not Just Software
Running a business shouldn't mean running fifteen apps. This podcast covers what's new in Pinnacle Ai powered by HighLevel, plus practical guides from the Pinnacle Ai blog on answering every lead, following up, booking appointments, and collecting reviews.
Each episode takes one update or one topic, explains how it works, and shows you how to use it. No jargon. When something has a limit, we say so.
It's made for owners of small and local businesses, and for the marketers and agencies who work with them. Updates are at getpinnacle.ai/updates. The blog is at getpinnacle.ai/blog.
Pinnacle Ai: People, Not Just Software
Latest Episodes
Compliance notice and consent controls for website chat
In this episode of The Pinnacle Perspective, Pinnacle Ai walks through the new Compliance Notice & Consent settings for the website chat widget. If you need a legal notice in chat, or you need a visitor’s yes before your team sends marketing texts...
Connected Client Portal, Courses, Communities, and business tools
In this episode of The Pinnacle Perspective, we look at what happens when a customer has to bounce between a portal, a course, a community, and an invoice just to get one thing done. Pinnacle Ai has updated the Launchpad Dashboard so customers can...
Calendar guest management with phone numbers and time zones
In this episode of The Pinnacle Perspective, we cover a calendar booking update that helps when the person booking adds someone else to the appointment, like a spouse, property manager, or coworker. Before, guest details were limited, and one wron...
Count available days only for accurate booking windows
In this episode of The Pinnacle Perspective, we cover a calendar update for the owner who needs booking rules to match the days the team is actually open. Pinnacle Ai now lets clients book, view, and manage appointments from the Client Portal, and...
Require Credit Card setting for $0 Form and Survey orders
In this episode of The Pinnacle Perspective, we cover a checkout snag that can cost you orders: a customer gets a $0 total, then the form still asks for a credit card. That feels wrong to them, whether they’re claiming a free offer, using a discou...