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Add CC/BCC to Workflows, New Engagement Scoring, and Call Scripts: This Week in HighLevel

March 27, 2025 · 8 min read

This week's HighLevel updates, explained for mortgage professionals. We cut through the noise and tell you what actually matters for your business, what you can ignore, and what to set up right now.

If you're working inside HighLevel workflows, this week's update will feel like an actual upgrade.

From finally being able to CC and BCC on emails, to subtle (but important) changes around compliance and team training, these releases are practical, tactical, and ready to use. Plus, we've got an early look at HighLevel's new opportunity engagement scoring. with a few caveats to keep in mind.

Let's break it all down.


Add CC/BCC in Email Actions

HighLevel workflow email action editor with newly added CC and BCC fields highlighted, allowing users to include additional recipients dynamically.

What Changed:
You can now CC or BCC contacts when sending emails from a workflow action. whether you're using templates or plain text.

Why It Matters for LOs:

Tip: Use custom values (like Opportunity Custom Values) to auto-insert dynamic recipients without manual entry.


Opportunity Engagement Scores (Early Preview)

HighLevel pipeline view showing individual opportunities with visible Engagement Scores, contact details, and status indicators.

What Changed:
A new "Engagement Score" field is now available at the Opportunity level. HighLevel previously referred to this as a "Contact Engagement Score," but it appears to be tied specifically to opportunities.

Why It Matters for LOs:

Heads Up:

Tip: Add the field now to monitor behavior, but wait before building automations around it.


Call Scripts (Labs Feature)

HighLevel's Call Scripts editor inside Phone Number settings, displaying a custom outbound call script with dynamic fields like contact name and user name.

What Changed:
A new lightweight feature allows you to write and save call scripts inside the Phone Numbers > Advanced Settings section.

Why It Matters for LOs:

Tip: Enable "Call Scripts" in Labs first. Then head to your phone number settings to add and manage scripts.


Mandatory Call Recording Message

HighLevel call settings modal with the call recording checkbox selected and a default disclosure message displayed in the text field under

What Changed:
HighLevel now requires a non-empty call recording message when enabling call recording. even in single-party consent states.

Why It Matters for LOs:

Tip: Use a single character (like a period) if you still want to bypass audible disclosure. But be aware. this workaround may be temporary.


Enhanced Terms & Conditions for A2P Compliance

HighLevel form builder showing two separate consent checkboxes for transactional and marketing messages, with editable text and settings panel visible on the right.

What Changed:
When using the Terms and Conditions element in forms or surveys, HighLevel now includes two consent checkboxes. one for transactional communication, one for marketing.

Why It Matters for LOs:

Tip: Don't panic if A2P approval is slower than usual. requirements are shifting industry-wide, not just inside HighLevel.


Why These Updates Matter for Mortgage Teams

From better inbox visibility to training-friendly call scripts and smarter compliance defaults, these updates are all about streamlining your systems without breaking them. Mortgage teams navigating A2P changes or onboarding new hires will especially benefit this week.

🎥 Watch the full Weekly Breakdown video to see each feature in action and hear how top LOs are using them.

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