Access is secured with your GHL API key and OAuth where required. Never expose credentials in client side code.
Earth Class Mail uses token based access to authenticate requests to the GHL Contacts API. Store tokens securely and rotate as needed.
Listed below are common endpoints used when integrating Earth Class Mail with the GHL Contacts API. Not all endpoints are required for every workflow.
Trigger: fetch a contact by ID to pull the latest details into Earth Class Mail.
Actions: GET /contacts/:contactId; update local records; propagate changes to linked notes and tasks.
Method path: GET /contacts/:contactId
Key fields: contactId; email; name; phone
Trigger: a new or updated contact in GHL creates a corresponding contact in Earth Class Mail.
Actions: POST /contacts/; set businessId; assign tags to segment the contact.
Method path: POST /contacts/
Key fields: name; email; businessId
Trigger: contact updated in Earth Class Mail or GHL
Actions: PUT /contacts/:contactId; reflect updates in GHL using PUT.
Method path: PUT /contacts/:contactId
Key fields: contactId; updatedFields
Benefit: automate contact syncing without writing code.
Benefit: real time updates across platforms without manual import/export.
Benefit: scalable automation with familiar Zapier like workflows.
Core elements and processes include endpoints, triggers, actions and data fields used by the integration.
A unique identifier for a contact in the GHL Contacts API.
A URL path that represents a resource or action in the API.
The process of validating access rights to perform API calls.
An item assigned to a contact that can be created, retrieved, updated, or completed.
Automatically create or refresh contacts in Earth Class Mail when new leads appear in GHL to keep data in sync.
Mirror GHL tasks as reminders or events in Earth Class Mail to automate follow ups.
Apply and honor tags from GHL in Earth Class Mail to organize contacts for campaigns.
Get your GHL API key and OAuth scopes, then authorize Earth Class Mail.
Define how contact fields align between GHL and Earth Class Mail.
Run tests, review logs, and enable automation across systems.
Supported methods include API keys and OAuth 2.0 where applicable. Use server side authentication and never expose keys in client side code. For Zapier style apps, tokens are rotated regularly.
Read only endpoints fetch data such as GET /contacts/:contactId and GET /contacts/. Write endpoints include POST, PUT, and DELETE variants like POST /contacts/ and PUT /contacts/:contactId.
Map fields by aligning contact identifiers, emails, names, and phone numbers. Use tag data to enrich records. Use a sample mapping table to validate data flow between systems.
Yes, you can trigger creation of tasks via POST /contacts/:contactId/tasks. You can also update task status with completed endpoint. Ensure permissions are configured for the target account.
The API enforces rate limits per your GHL plan. If you hit limits, implement backoff and scheduled sync. Consider batch requests where supported.
Common errors include invalid IDs, missing fields, and expired tokens. Use error codes to retry with backoff. Log and alert on failures.
While no code options exist, you can use the Zapier app connector to create no code automation between GHL and Earth Class Mail. For deeper customization, use the API directly.
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