Authenticate with your GHL API key and any supported OAuth tokens, granting only the minimal read and write scopes needed for custom values.
Connect the app using its API token or OAuth credentials, ensuring the app can access the target location’s custom values.
– GET /locations/:locationId/customValues; – GET /locations/:locationId/customValues/:id; – locations/customValues.write; – POST /locations/:locationId/customValues; – PUT /locations/:locationId/customValues/:id; – DELETE /locations/:locationId/customValues/:id; – locations/customFields.readonly; – GET /locations/:locationId/customFields; – GET /locations/:locationId/customFields/:id; – GET /custom-fields/:id; – GET /custom-field/object-key/:key; – locations/customFields.write; – POST /locations/:locationId/customFields; – PUT /locations/:locationId/customFields/:id; – DELETE /locations/:locationId/customFields/:id; – locations/tags.readonly; – GET /locations/:locationId/tags
Trigger: location created or updated in GHL prompts a pull of custom values into the app.
Actions: fetch via GET endpoints, map to app schema, and store in the app data store.
Method/path: GET /locations/:locationId/customValues
Key fields: locationId, id, valueName, valueData
Trigger: changes in the app push to GHL
Actions: POST /locations/:locationId/customValues or PUT /locations/:locationId/customValues/:id
Method/path: POST /locations/:locationId/customValues
Key fields: locationId, valueName, valueData
Trigger: value changes trigger a webhook to GHL
Actions: use PUT /locations/:locationId/customValues/:id to update or poll as needed
Method/path: PUT /locations/:locationId/customValues/:id
Key fields: locationId, id, valueData
Benefit: quick setup with no coding required.
Benefit: keeps data in sync across tools with automation.
Benefit: scalable integration using standard HTTP endpoints.
This glossary defines terms used in this guide and how the integration works.
A URL path that retrieves or updates data in a system.
A mechanism to receive real-time notifications of changes.
A token-based authentication standard used for secure access.
A distinct workspace in GHL tied to a site or account.
Automatically pull risk flags from Acronis and store them as GHL fields or tags for quick triage.
Schedule nightly batch imports of custom values to keep GHL up to date.
Stream incident updates from the app to GHL using webhooks.
Collect the GHL API key and the app access credentials, then identify the endpoints you will use.
Map fields between GHL custom values and the app data model and set up request templates.
Run tests, then enable automation and monitor for errors.
No code is required to set up this integration. Use the step by step guide to connect the endpoints and map fields. For advanced use, you can extend with custom scripts if needed.
You will typically use endpoints for reading and writing custom values and fields. Start with GET endpoints to pull values, then add POST/PUT for updates.
The integration uses API keys and OAuth where supported. Use least privilege access and encrypted connections to secure data in transit and at rest.
Yes. Map each GHL field to an app field, and use transformation rules to handle data formats and validations.
Test by running a sandbox sync, verify data in both systems, and monitor logs for errors.
Sync history is shown in the integration logs inside GHL and in the app’s activity feed.
Rate limits depend on your plan and API usage. Plan for bursts and implement backoff strategies.
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