To authorize requests to the Custom Fields API, securely use your GHL API credentials and the token or OAuth flow supported by GHL.
In 2Chat, enter your GHL API key or token, set the required scopes (e.g., locations/customValues.readonly), and test access to endpoints.
Endpoints used: GET /locations/:locationId/customValues; GET /locations/:locationId/customValues/:id; POST /locations/:locationId/customValues; PUT /locations/:locationId/customValues/:id; DELETE /locations/:locationId/customValues; GET /locations/:locationId/customFields; GET /locations/:locationId/customFields/:id; GET /custom-fields/:id; GET /custom-field/object-key/:key; POST /locations/:locationId/customFields; PUT /locations/:locationId/customFields/:id; DELETE /locations/:locationId/customFields/:id; GET /locations/:locationId/tags; GET /locations/customFields.readonly; GET /locations/:locationId/customFields
Trigger: when a user updates a value in 2Chat, push the change to GHL using the appropriate HTTP method.
Actions: fetch existing values, map fields, then update with PUT or POST as needed.
Example path: GET /locations/:locationId/customValues
Key fields: locationId, id, name, value
Trigger: when a new value is created in 2Chat, add it to GHL with POST /locations/:locationId/customValues.
Actions: post new records, confirm mapping, handle responses.
POST /locations/:locationId/customValues
Fields: locationId, value, name, id
Trigger: update field definitions in GHL and pull updates into 2Chat via GET /locations/:locationId/customFields.
Actions: fetch customFields, compare with 2Chat records, apply updates as needed.
GET /locations/:locationId/customFields
Fields: locationId, id, name, type
Automate data flows without writing code, using ready-made API endpoints and mapping templates.
Keep customer profiles up to date with real-time or near‑time syncing across systems.
Improve segmentation, personalization, and reporting with consistent field data.
This glossary defines core terms you’ll encounter when integrating GHL with 2Chat, including endpoints, authentication, mapping, and synchronization.
The process of proving identity to access the GHL API and authorize actions from 2Chat.
A specific URL and HTTP method defined by the API to perform an action or retrieve data.
The process of pairing a 2Chat field with a GHL custom field so data stays aligned.
The ongoing process of keeping data in sync between 2Chat and GHL.
Automatically map frequently used fields to speed setup and reduce manual work.
Set up periodic syncing to keep data fresh across both systems.
Add validation rules and alerting to catch mismatches and notify teams.
Collect your GHL API key, location IDs, and the endpoint list above, then prepare 2Chat for configuration.
Define which 2Chat fields map to which GHL custom fields and set access scopes accordingly.
Run test calls, verify responses, and set up ongoing monitoring and alerts in both systems.
You can authenticate using a token or OAuth depending on your GHL setup. Start by generating an API key in your GHL account, then configure it in 2Chat under the API connections area. This keeps requests secure and auditable. In most cases, you will pass the key in the Authorization header for each call. Ensure the key has the necessary scopes for reading and writing custom values and fields.
To sync, use the endpoints listed in the ENDPOINTLIST. Read endpoints for retrieving data, and write endpoints for creating or updating values. Map fields carefully so that each 2Chat field aligns with a GHL custom field. Test with a small dataset before rolling out widely.
Yes. You can map multiple 2Chat fields to their GHL counterparts in a single flow or across multiple, depending on your automation. Use batch operations when supported to reduce API calls and latency.
Coding is not strictly required if you use a tool like Zapier or the 2Chat built-in connectors. However, some light scripting or field mapping rules can help with complex transformations.
Handling errors involves validating responses, retrying transient failures, and logging issues. Set up alerts for failed syncs and use exponential backoff to manage retries.
Sync frequency depends on your workflow. Real-time or near-real-time syncing is possible with webhooks or polling; otherwise, schedule regular intervals that fit your data needs.
You can review changes in GHL under the relevant location for custom values and fields, and monitor activity via API logs and audit trails.
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