Admin AI edits pages in place.

Dealers can now use the Admin AI assistant to add and remove page sections, create custom HTML components, and update images without leaving the page editor. Custom forms can also now be connected to lead walls, giving dealers more control over how they collect shopper information.

In-page AI editing: add, remove, and build

The AI assistant in the page editor can now add and remove entire page sections on request. Ask it to add a section, describe what you want, and it places the component in the page. Ask it to remove a section and it handles the deletion without the dealer leaving the editor. The AI can also write custom HTML components from scratch when built-in component types do not cover what a dealer needs, and images are now part of the editing loop: when a requested change involves swapping or updating an image, the AI handles it and previews the result before saving.

What this includes:

• Add new page sections by describing what you want
• Delete sections from a page with a single request
• Generate custom HTML components via natural language
• Update images within sections as part of any edit

Custom forms on lead walls

Dealers can now attach custom lead forms to lead walls instead of using the default contact form. This option is available through the lead wall settings in Admin and applies at the dealer level, so each rooftop can route leads through the form that fits their process.

Improvements

• Prop 65 compliance copy now displays on group websites for California dealers, not just individual rooftops
• Credit score in the pre-qualification flow now shows as a tier range instead of an exact FICO number
• Staff card contact display on /about is now configurable per dealer: choose between icons only or full contact details (phone and email visible)
• The age filter chip no longer appears in the search results filter bar

Fixes

• Department hours on /contact now display all configured departments, not just sales. Previously, only the sales department hours appeared regardless of what was configured in Admin.
• CMS combo elements no longer share image references when duplicated. Previously, removing an image from a duplicated element also removed it from the original.
• Custom iFrame dimensions now save correctly in the CMS. Previously, height and width settings reset to the 260px default after saving.
• Collection pages no longer render multiple H1 tags. Previously, multiple H1s were generated on collection pages, affecting how search engines read the page hierarchy.
• Icon colors on consumer pages now render correctly. Previously, some icon elements displayed in incorrect colors due to a style inheritance issue.