Authenticate requests using the required scope: businesses.readonly. This ensures Zapier can read business data securely.
Configure OAuth or API keys in the Zapier app settings to establish a secure connection to the GHL Business API with the businesses.readonly scope.
– GET /businesses (list all businesses) – GET /businesses/{businessId} (retrieve a single business) – POST /businesses (create a business) – PUT /businesses/{businessId} (update a business) – DELETE /businesses/{businessId} (delete a business)
Trigger: When a new business is added, fetch all records to keep your Zapier workspace up to date.
Actions: GET /businesses to pull the full list; GET /businesses/{businessId} to view details.
GET /businesses
Key fields: id, name, status, createdAt
Trigger: Retrieve details for a specific business by ID to drive targeted actions.
Actions: GET /businesses/{businessId}, PUT /businesses/{businessId}
GET /businesses/{businessId}
Key fields: id, name, contact, createdAt
Trigger: Create or update a business record from Zapier.
POST /businesses
Key fields: id, name, status, lastUpdated
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Definitions of endpoints, authentication, scopes, and data fields used when integrating the GHL Business API with the Zapier App Connector.
A specific URL path that performs an action on data (list, read, create, update, delete).
The method used to verify and authorize access to the API (OAuth, API keys).
A real-time notification mechanism triggered by events in GHL or connected apps.
Permissions assigned to an app to access resources, such as businesses.readonly.
Set up a Zapier workflow that creates a new GHL business whenever a new lead is created in your CRM.
Capture changes in Zapier and push updates to the matching GHL business record.
Trigger onboarding sequences in GHL when a new business is created via Zapier.
Authorize the Zapier App Connector to access the GHL Business API using OAuth with the scope businesses.readonly.
In Zapier, enable GET /businesses and GET /businesses/{businessId} for your workflows.
Create multi-step automations that respond to API responses and update GHL records.
To authenticate, set up OAuth or API key credentials in the Zapier app and request the businesses.readonly scope. This allows Zapier to read business data securely. Ensure the user granting access has the necessary permissions.
The main endpoints include GET /businesses and GET /businesses/{businessId}, plus POST, PUT, and DELETE for full CRUD. Some endpoints may be limited by your plan or scope.
Yes. You can create, update, and delete businesses using POST and PUT endpoints. Zapier actions will need proper authentication and permissions.
The required scope is businesses.readonly. If you need write access, request a broader scope from your GHL admin.
No coding required. The Zapier App Connector provides a no-code interface to map fields and set up triggers and actions.
Use the Test Connection feature in the Zapier app to verify the endpoints, credentials, and scopes. Check logs if errors occur.
API keys or OAuth credentials are found in your GHL developer settings and the Zapier app configuration. Follow the setup wizard to obtain them.
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