Access to the GHL Business API is secured via API keys and OAuth scopes. Configure credentials in your GHL developer settings and grant the minimum required permissions (scope: businesses.readonly) to keep data safe.
Set up an app credential pair for Accelevents and authorize it with GHL. Use the App Connector flow to establish trusted communication and scope-limited access.
Key endpoints include: GET /businesses, GET /businesses/:businessId, POST /businesses, PUT /businesses/:businessId, DELETE /businesses/:businessId. Endpoints 7–53 are not required for this page but can be used for advanced scenarios. Always apply the Business API scope (scope: businesses.readonly) when listing data.
Trigger: need a full roster of businesses for dashboards and reporting.
Actions: fetch, store, and sync across systems; map fields like id, name, and status.
Method: GET; Path: /businesses
Key fields: id, name, status
Trigger: when a specific business needs details for updates or audits.
Actions: retrieve and update data as needed; keep CRM in sync.
Method: GET; Path: /businesses/:businessId
Key fields: businessId, name
Trigger: onboarding a new business entity.
Actions: create, confirm creation, and propagate to connected systems.
Method: POST; Path: /businesses
Key fields: name, address, contact
Automate data flow without writing code, speeding setup and reducing maintenance.
Maintain real-time data synchronization between systems for accurate dashboards.
Focus on growth and campaigns while the connector handles routine tasks.
This glossary explains terms like API, endpoint, authentication, and webhook in the context of the Accelevents–GHL integration.
An Application Programming Interface that enables data exchange between Accelevents and the GHL Business API.
A specific URL and HTTP method that performs a function in the API.
The process of verifying identity to gain access to the API and its resources.
A callback URL that receives event notifications from an API when something changes.
Automatically push attendee data from Accelevents to the GHL Business API to keep records up to date.
Sync event changes to the CRM in real time for accurate marketing campaigns.
Aggregate post-event metrics into a centralized analytics feed for smarter outreach.
Generate client ID and secret in GHL and configure OAuth scopes for the required access.
Choose the endpoints you need (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) and map fields to your data model.
Run tests, validate data flows, and enable automatic syncing between Accelevents and the GHL Business API.
No coding is required when using the no-code connector. You can select endpoints, map fields, and configure workflows in a visual interface. If your use case needs more advanced logic, you can extend the flow with automations or webhooks.
Essential endpoints for a basic setup include GET /businesses to list data, GET /businesses/:businessId for details, and POST /businesses to create new records. For updates or deletions, you can use PUT /businesses/:businessId and DELETE /businesses/:businessId as needed.
Security is ensured through OAuth 2.0 and API keys, with scoped access and documented authentication flows. Always verify TLS, apply least-privilege scopes, and monitor access logs.
Yes. Data mapping is configurable in the connector UI. Map common fields such as id, name, email, and status to ensure consistent data in both systems.
If an error occurs, check HTTP status codes and error messages in the logs. Set up retry rules, backoff, and alerting to keep integrations reliable.
No-code integrations reduce setup time, lower maintenance, and enable non-developers to build and adjust automations while still delivering robust data sync.
Support is available via Rankr documentation and our help center. Reach out to Rankr support for assistance with complex scenarios or custom mappings.
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