What Changed in HighLevel? Release Radar for June 22–26, 2026

TL;DR

HighLevel’s June 22–26, 2026 releases added leaderboard-point resets, failed-post retries, inline font sizing, native Google Ads dashboard widgets, and several workflow and interface improvements. Administrators can now reset a community member’s points to zero from the three-dot menu, while Social Planner users can retry or reschedule failed posts. Read on for specific details about all eight featured updates.

Transcript

of the high level release radar where we recap all of the new releases that rolled out this week. Happy Friday. Happy Friday. [laughter] Happy Friday to you, Ryan. >> Happy Friday. What a week it has been. >> Wow, >> what a week it has been. We got some awesome releases to cover this week, as well as some other cool and exciting updates. But before... Read More

Key Insights

• Community administrators can manually reset a member’s leaderboard points. The option is available from the three-dot menu in the member area, providing a direct way to return an individual member’s accumulated points to zero.
• Social Planner can retry or reschedule failed social posts. Retrying avoids rebuilding the post, while rescheduling lets a user select a later time when the original publishing window has passed or immediate publication would be unsuitable.
• Inline font-size control is available in the funnels and websites editor. Users can select text within a sentence and assign it a different size instead of applying one font size to the entire text element.
• Google Ads metrics can appear as native widgets in custom dashboards. Supported examples include total conversions, conversions over time, total cost, cost over time, and CPC, provided the relevant Google Ads account is integrated.
• Custom dashboard data can be bundled into custom reports. This gives agencies a way to deliver Google Ads and other dashboard information without requiring recipients to access or navigate the platform directly.
• Ad Manager now provides smart defaults, compliance alerts, tooltips, audience compliance information, and general guidance. These additions are intended to surface potential Meta advertising compliance issues before a campaign is submitted.
• Contact detail pages now support resizable panels, independent owner and follower controls, flexible tag placement, and dynamic tabs whose modules open expanded by default. The presenters also mention module duplication, additional permissions, and email integration as upcoming work.
• Sub-account billing has a redesigned experience in Labs, including slide navigation, clearer spending visibility, improved filtering, and dedicated pages for important billing workflows. Agencies must enable the Labs feature before making the experience available to sub-accounts.

Questions & Answers

Q: What changed in HighLevel from June 22 to June 26, 2026?

The HighLevel Release Radar covered new controls for community leaderboard points, failed Social Planner posts, inline font sizes, and native Google Ads dashboard widgets. It also highlighted Ad Manager guidance, contact-page customization, a redesigned sub-account billing experience in Labs, and a workflow trigger for client-portal file uploads.

Q: How do you reset leaderboard points in HighLevel?

Open the community member area, find the relevant member, and select the three-dot menu. The reset option manually returns that member’s leaderboard points to zero.

Q: How can failed Social Planner posts be retried or rescheduled?

Social Planner now lets users retry a failed post directly instead of cloning it and rebuilding the setup. Users can also reschedule it for later when the original posting window has passed or immediate publication would occur at an unsuitable time.

Q: How does inline font-size control work in HighLevel?

In the funnels and websites editor, users can select specific text within a sentence and assign it a different font size. This provides more granular formatting than applying one size to the entire text element.

Q: What Google Ads metrics can HighLevel custom dashboards show?

HighLevel can display native Google Ads widgets when the relevant Google Ads account is integrated. Supported examples include total conversions, conversions over time, total cost, cost over time, and CPC.

Q: How can Google Ads dashboard data be shared through HighLevel reports?

A custom dashboard containing Google Ads widgets can be included in a custom report. This lets agencies deliver selected dashboard information without requiring recipients to access or navigate the platform directly.

Q: What customization options were added to HighLevel contact detail pages?

Contact detail pages gained resizable panels, independent owner and follower controls, flexible tag placement, and dynamic tabs whose modules open expanded by default. The presenters also mentioned module duplication, additional permissions, and email integration as upcoming work.

Q: What changed in HighLevel sub-account billing and client-portal file workflows?

The redesigned sub-account billing experience in Labs adds slide navigation, clearer spending visibility, improved filtering, and dedicated pages for important billing workflows. A separate workflow trigger can respond when files are uploaded through the client portal, with filters for the upload location and file type.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• HighLevel communities now let administrators manually reset a member’s leaderboard points from the three-dot menu in the member area. The presenters also describe the communities experience as fast and fluid, encouraging users who have not adopted the feature to examine its current interface and available member-management controls.

• Social Planner now offers direct retry and rescheduling options for failed posts. Funnels and websites gained inline font-size control for selected text, while custom dashboards can display native Google Ads widgets covering metrics such as conversions, costs, and CPC. Dashboard information can also be included in custom reports.

• Other releases add smart defaults and compliance alerts to Ad Manager, more layout controls to contact detail pages, and a redesigned sub-account billing experience available in Labs. A new workflow trigger can also respond when files are uploaded through the client portal, with filtering based on upload location and file type.