Authenticate securely using API keys and OAuth tokens to protect data exchanged between 4Degrees and the GHL API.
4Degrees uses token-based authentication to securely access the GHL API and manage menu data.
Contacts, Menus, Orders, Deals, Notes, Tasks and Webhooks are among the endpoints used to keep data in sync between 4Degrees and the GHL API.
Trigger: New or updated customer data in 4Degrees creates/updates a contact in GHL.
Actions: Upsert contact fields, add tags, assign to a workflow.
Method path: POST/PUT to /v1/contacts
Key fields: email, external_id, name
Trigger: Menu updates in 4Degrees trigger refresh of GHL menus.
Actions: Create or update GHL menu records, map fields.
Endpoint: POST/PUT to /v2/menus
Key fields: menu_id, name
Trigger: New orders in 4Degrees create deals or tasks in GHL.
Actions: Create deals, update deals, attach orders.
Endpoint: POST/PUT to /v1/orders
Key fields: order_id, customer_email
No-code automation enables rapid workflow creation without coding.
Faster onboarding and consistent data across systems.
Reusable triggers and actions scale with your business.
A short glossary describing the core terms used in this integration: API endpoint, trigger, action, and authentication.
A defined URL path exposed by an API used to perform a specific operation.
Process of verifying a request using credentials such as API keys or OAuth tokens.
An event that starts an automation or workflow.
An operation executed as a result of a trigger.
Use customer data from 4Degrees to tailor menu recommendations in GHL.
Route new leads from 4Degrees to GHL deals or campaigns.
Sync order statuses back to GHL tasks and reminders.
Create an API key in GHL and authorize Rankr to access it.
Select endpoints and map fields between 4Degrees and GHL.
Run a test, verify data accuracy, then enable automation for live use.
No coding is required thanks to no-code integrations and visual builders. You can set up basic workflows using the UI. If you have developers, you can customize field mappings and advanced logic for complex scenarios.
Menus-related endpoints are chosen during setup. You map 4Degrees menu data to GHL menu records and define how fields align. This keeps your menu catalog in sync without manual updates.
Security is achieved with API keys, tokens, and OAuth where applicable. Tokens can be rotated, and access is scoped to required endpoints to minimize risk.
Yes. Triggers can be customized by event type and data conditions. You can adjust which changes in 4Degrees initiate actions in GHL and vice versa.
Testing involves a sandbox run, validating data flows, and confirming that triggers lead to the expected actions. Once verified, you can go live with confidence.
Conflicts are resolved by precedence rules (latest change wins or explicit merge logic) and by logging conflicts for review. You can re-sync after resolution.
There are rate limits on API calls. Best practices include batching, caching, and scheduling syncs to stay within limits while maintaining data freshness.
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