All requests must be authenticated with your GHL API token and the appropriate scope, such as contacts.readonly. Store tokens securely, rotate them regularly, and use Bearer authentication in the Authorization header.
TrustPulse relies on the GHL token to authorize actions. Ensure the token has the correct scope and that requests include the Authorization header. Keep app secrets on the server side and follow best practices for token handling.
GET /contacts/:contactId — fetch a single contact; GET /contacts/:contactId/tasks; GET /contacts/:contactId/tasks/:taskId; GET /contacts/:contactId/notes; GET /contacts/:contactId/notes/:id; GET /contacts/:contactId/appointments; GET /contacts/; GET /contacts/business/:businessId; scope: contacts.readonly; API Endpoint9: contacts.write; POST /contacts/; PUT /contacts/:contactId; DELETE /contacts/:contactId; POST /contacts/:contactId/tasks; PUT /contacts/:contactId/tasks/:taskId; PUT /contacts/:contactId/tasks/:taskId/completed; DELETE /contacts/:contactId/tasks/:taskId; POST /contacts/:contactId/tags
Trigger: when a contact is updated or a new task is created in GHL.
Actions: sync contact fields to TrustPulse, attach related tasks, and update the contact timeline in TrustPulse.
GET /contacts/:contactId
Required: contactId; optional: taskId, id for notes
Trigger: updates to a contact’s tasks or creation of new tasks.
Actions: create or update task records in TrustPulse, map status to completed or ongoing, and set due dates.
GET /contacts/:contactId/tasks
Required: contactId, taskId
Trigger: notes added or updated for a contact.
Actions: sync notes content to TrustPulse, attach to the contact timeline, and enable quick search.
GET /contacts/:contactId/notes
Required: contactId, id (noteId)
Rapid setup with no code required; reuse your existing GHL credentials to enable data flow.
Automatic, ongoing data synchronization reduces manual data entry and errors.
A unified customer view: TrustPulse dashboards reflect real-time activity from GHL.
Understand the building blocks: API endpoints, authentication tokens, scopes, and data mapping. Clear definitions help teams implement quickly.
A specific URL path that returns data when called with proper authentication.
A security token used in the Authorization header to prove identity and grant access.
The permission set requested for an API call, e.g., contacts.readonly or contacts.write.
A way for apps to receive real-time notifications about changes, such as a contact update.
Aggregate contact events from GHL into TrustPulse to trigger timely and personalized communications.
Use tasks as signals to launch targeted workflows in TrustPulse based on contact activity.
Tag and segment audiences in TrustPulse based on notes content for precision outreach.
Create or retrieve your GHL API token and ensure the scope is set to contacts.readonly for read-only integration.
Select endpoints such as /contacts/:contactId and /contacts/:contactId/tasks and map fields to TrustPulse equivalents.
Run tests, verify data accuracy, and set up monitoring dashboards to catch sync issues early.
No code is required to start. TrustPulse can connect to GHL using your API token and standard HTTP requests. The setup involves configuring tokens, scopes, and endpoint mappings so data can flow automatically. If you are comfortable with basic API concepts, you can complete the integration in minutes. If needed, you can also engage with a developer to assist with field mappings.
Authentication is token-based. You will use a Bearer token (GHL API token) in the Authorization header and ensure the token has the correct scope, such as contacts.readonly or contacts.write. Rotate tokens periodically and follow secure storage practices to protect credentials.
The most commonly used endpoints are GET /contacts/:contactId to fetch a profile, GET /contacts/:contactId/tasks to pull tasks, and GET /contacts/:contactId/notes to retrieve notes. Other endpoints like /contacts/:contactId/appointments and /contacts/ help enrich the data in TrustPulse as needed.
Map each GHL field to a corresponding TrustPulse field in your integration settings. Use a consistent data model and validate field formats (dates, IDs, text fields) to prevent mismatches. Tooling or middleware can simplify mapping and transformations.
Writing data back to GHL is possible if your token scope includes contacts.write. Use POST, PUT, or DELETE calls to update contacts, tasks, or tags as needed. Always test write operations in a sandbox or test environment before going live.
Testing should include end-to-end flows from TrustPulse to GHL and back where applicable. Use sample contacts, verify field mappings, and review error logs. Validate that data sync occurs within your expected cadence and set alerts for failures.
Monitor sync health via TrustPulse dashboards and GHL audit logs. Look for latency, failed requests, token expirations, and field mismatch errors. Set automated alerts to notify your team of anomalies.
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