Migrate from Kuverto to HighLevel

Kuverto Agents hold the core configuration: name, description, LLM model selection, system prompt/instructions, memory settings, and tool permissions. We extract each agent definition and map it to a GoHighLevel Workflow where the system prompt becomes the workflow description, tool permissions map to available GoHighLevel Actions (Send Email, Send SMS, Create Contact, Update Pipeline, HTTP Webhook), and branching logic becomes GoHighLevel conditions. Multi-step agent sequences are broken into sequential workflow steps with each step mapped to a GoHighLevel Action. Autonomous Agentic Mode logic that drives dynamic tool selection cannot be fully preserved in a linear GoHighLevel Workflow; we document the gap and recommend a rebuild with GoHighLevel's AI Actions or a complementary n8n layer for advanced orchestration.

Kuverto Workflows (named automation sequences with trigger conditions and sequential steps) map directly to GoHighLevel Workflows. We extract the trigger type, step sequence, branching conditions, delay nodes, and action outputs and rebuild them in GoHighLevel's visual automation builder. Each Kuverto step (1 AO in Workflow Mode) maps to one GoHighLevel Action node. Conditional branching in Kuverto maps to GoHighLevel If/Else conditions. Delay steps map to GoHighLevel Wait actions. We preserve step ordering and any conditional logic expressed in the Kuverto workflow.

Kuverto maintains OAuth tokens and API keys for connected third-party platforms scoped to the Kuverto environment. These credentials are not portable. We inventory every integration connection during scoping — including connection name, integration type, authentication method, and last-connected timestamp — and produce a re-authentication checklist for GoHighLevel. Each integration must be reconnected in GoHighLevel individually, with OAuth flows run by the customer's admin for each connected platform. GoHighLevel has native OAuth support for many of the same integrations that Kuverto connects (Salesforce, HubSpot, Stripe, Gmail, Slack), but the OAuth tokens cannot be transferred across environments.

Kuverto Custom Tools define API endpoint specifications, parameter schemas, and response parsing logic that agents use to interact with external services. We export each Custom Tool definition and map it to either a GoHighLevel native Action (if an equivalent exists in GoHighLevel's action library) or an HTTP Webhook step. For webhook steps, we preserve the endpoint URL, HTTP method, header configuration, and body template from the Kuverto definition. Any dynamic parameter substitution logic from the Kuverto tool is translated into GoHighLevel's variable referencing syntax for use inside the Workflow builder.

Kuverto supports team workspaces with user roles controlling who can edit agents, view logs, or manage integrations. We map role assignments to GoHighLevel Team Member roles (Admin, Standard, Read-only) based on the permission matrix. Workspace-level permissions in Kuverto that have no GoHighLevel equivalent are documented in the role mapping table for the customer to assign manually post-migration.

AO consumption is a billing metric tracked by Kuverto's internal metering, not user-owned configuration data. Historical AO usage cannot be exported and has no equivalent in GoHighLevel. We scope current agent AO consumption during discovery to help the customer estimate baseline automation volume on GoHighLevel, but the data itself does not migrate.

Agent execution history and conversation logs generated by Kuverto agents are ephemeral operational outputs stored by Kuverto for debugging and analytics purposes. They are not portable via any Kuverto export mechanism. We do not migrate them. GoHighLevel's activity timeline captures future engagement data only; historical Kuverto agent conversation context is not available in the destination system after cutover.

Kuverto ships pre-built agent templates that customers may have customized for their use cases. We export any customized template as an agent definition and apply the same Agent-to-Workflow mapping described above. Uncustomized templates are reference designs and are not migrated; the customer can re-access them in Kuverto's template library if needed before account closure.