Authenticate using your GHL API credentials with the required scope: businesses.readonly. Use the supported method (API key or OAuth2) to securely access resources.
In ablefy, connect the GHL integration using your GHL API credentials. Keep the scope minimal and test the connection from the dashboard.
– GET /businesses (list all)\n- GET /businesses/:businessId (get one)\n- POST /businesses (create)\n- PUT /businesses/:businessId (update)\n- DELETE /businesses/:businessId (delete)
Trigger: pull the latest list of businesses with GET /businesses to keep ablefy updated.
Actions: read-only pulls that populate ablefy; no write actions.
Method: GET; Path: /businesses
Key fields: id, name, status
Trigger: new or updated businesses in GHL mirrored to ablefy via POST /businesses and PUT/DELETE as needed.
Actions: POST /businesses, PUT /businesses/:businessId, DELETE /businesses/:businessId
Method Paths: POST /businesses; PUT /businesses/:businessId; DELETE /businesses/:businessId
Key fields: id, businessId, name
Trigger: schedule or on-demand batch import using GET /businesses with pagination
Actions: GET with page and per_page; combine results in ablefy
Method Path: GET /businesses?page={page}&per_page={limit}
Key fields: page, per_page, total
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Definitions of common terms used in this guide, including GHL API, APPNAME, and endpoints.
A RESTful API exposed by GHL to access resources like businesses.
The integration app connecting to GHL, here ablefy, used to automate data flows.
A specific URL path that performs an action or returns data.
A URL endpoint that receives event notifications from an app.
Automatically pull new customers from GHL and create onboarding tasks in ablefy.
Push status changes from GHL to ablefy for up-to-date records.
Periodic batch sync to migrate historical data into ablefy.
Obtain your GHL API key and set the scope to businesses.readonly.
Configure endpoints such as GET /businesses, GET /businesses/:businessId, POST /businesses, PUT /businesses/:businessId, DELETE /businesses/:businessId.
Test the connection and enable automations in ablefy.
You can connect using API keys or OAuth without needing a dedicated developer. Start with the minimal scope, then request higher access if needed. If you require broader access, contact support to adjust scopes responsibly.
Begin with read operations like GET /businesses and GET /businesses/:businessId to understand data structure. Then enable create operations with POST /businesses as your workflow requires.
Authentication uses your GHL API credentials with the configured scope. Prefer OAuth2 and securely store tokens. Rotate credentials regularly for security.
Yes. You can update with PUT /businesses/:businessId and delete with DELETE /businesses/:businessId. Ensure proper permissions and data safety practices.
Webhooks provide real-time updates from GHL to ablefy. If webhooks aren’t available, implement regular polling to keep data fresh.
businesses.readonly grants read access to the Businesses resource. For write actions, request additional scopes or use supported write endpoints as needed.
Check credentials, base URL, and network connectivity. Review API rate limits and error codes, then retry or contact support if issues persist.
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