Obtain OAuth 2.0 credentials from the GHL developer portal and authorize the Zapier App Connector to access your data.
During setup, complete the OAuth flow to grant the Zapier App Connector access to your GHL data with the required scopes (for example, businesses.readonly).
1) GET /businesses — List all businesses. 2) GET /businesses/:businessId — Retrieve a single business. 3) POST /businesses — Create a new business. 4) PUT /businesses/:businessId — Update a business. 5) DELETE /businesses/:businessId — Delete a business.
Trigger: New or updated business in GHL
Actions: Create, update, or delete a business in GHL via Zapier
Method and path: GET /businesses to list, GET /businesses/:businessId to fetch, POST /businesses to create
Key fields: id, name, ownerId, createdAt
Trigger: Periodic export
Actions: Export to CSV; synchronize records in Zapier
GET /businesses with pagination (page, limit)
Fields: id, name, status, lastUpdated
Trigger: A specific field on a business changes
Actions: PATCH /businesses/:businessId to update fields
Endpoint: PATCH /businesses/:businessId or PUT as an alternative
Key fields: id, lastModified, fieldName, newValue
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A concise glossary of core terms used in GHL API integrations and Zapier connections.
The GoHighLevel API (GHL) platform offering endpoints for resources like businesses, contacts, deals, and more.
A specific URL path in the GHL API used to perform an action (e.g., GET /businesses).
Authorization protocol that securely grants access to GHL resources.
A callback URL enabling GHL to push real-time updates to Zapier.
Create a Zap that creates a GHL business when a new client signs up in your system.
Import a list of businesses from a CSV into GHL via POST /businesses.
Keep status fields aligned between your app and GHL in real-time.
From the GHL developer portal, create an app to obtain client_id and client_secret.
Complete the OAuth flow in Zapier to connect your GHL account and grant the required scopes.
In Zapier, configure endpoints to use GET /businesses, GET /businesses/:businessId, POST /businesses.
The GHL API provides programmatic access to core resources like businesses. You can read, create, update, and delete businesses via endpoints such as GET /businesses and POST /businesses. Use OAuth 2.0 for secure access.
No, you can configure the Zapier App Connector to handle authentication and integration with no-code options. Some setup steps may require basic familiarity with OAuth and API concepts.
For 97Display, the key endpoints are GET /businesses, GET /businesses/:businessId, POST /businesses, PUT /businesses/:businessId, and DELETE /businesses/:businessId.
OAuth 2.0 is the recommended method, offering secure token-based access with scopes such as businesses.readonly.
Rely on pagination tokens and rate-limit headers; design your Zapier steps to handle 429 responses gracefully and implement backoff.
Yes. Use a sandbox or test account if available, and validate endpoints with test zaps before going live.
API docs can be found in the GHL developer portal and within the Zapier App Connector docs.
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