Use an Abyssale API key and a secure GHL connection to authorize requests. Store keys safely and rotate credentials regularly.
Authorize your app to access Abyssale through GHL by exchanging tokens or using a key-based method, following your security policy.
Endpoint 1: /api/abyssale/images/generate — generate images. Endpoint 2: /api/abyssale/assets/sync — sync assets on publish. Endpoint 3: /api/abyssale/metrics/render — fetch render metrics. Endpoint 4: /api/abyssale/assets/update — update existing assets. Endpoint 5: /api/abyssale/webhooks — receive updates. (Continue as needed for your workflow.)
Trigger: when a new menu item is created in Custom Menus API, generate a corresponding image in Abyssale.
Actions: create image, apply template, store URL, and push to your CMS.
Endpoint path: /api/abyssale/images/generate
Key fields: item_id, template_id, format
Trigger: when a menu item is published, sync the Abyssale asset.
Actions: update asset, refresh variants, invalidate cache.
Path: /api/abyssale/assets/sync
Key fields: asset_id, version
Trigger: on render completion, record metrics.
Actions: log render_time, update dashboards.
Path: /api/abyssale/metrics/render
Key fields: render_id, timestamp
No coding required—use built-in triggers and actions to automate image workflows.
Faster asset delivery with real-time image generation and automated syncing.
Centralized control from one dashboard for both assets and menu data.
This glossary explains essential terms and processes used in the Abyssale–Custom Menus API integration.
A defined URL path used to access a specific Abyssale function through the GHL connection.
The process of verifying identity and granting access to Abyssale via API keys or OAuth.
A secret value used to authenticate API requests to Abyssale.
A URL endpoint that receives live updates from Abyssale when assets change.
Automatically generate a branded image when a new menu item is added in Custom Menus API.
Test multiple image variants to identify which visuals drive engagement.
Use templates to quickly adapt assets for different campaigns and audiences.
Collect Abyssale API key, base URL, and the necessary app credentials.
Enter your API key in the Abyssale connection settings and set required scopes.
Create automation rules in Custom Menus API to trigger image generation and asset syncing.
No coding is required thanks to the no-code triggers and actions available in the GHL–Abyssale bridge. In your GHL setup, simply enter your Abyssale API key and authorize the connection. Once connected, you can map menu events to image generation without writing a single line of code. You can also test the flow using a sandbox or test item to verify the image generation works as expected. The key is to keep credentials secure and to use scoped permissions for access.
Abyssale and GHL support API key-based authentication and OAuth flows depending on your security requirements. API keys are stored securely in your Abyssale account and linked to your GHL connection. OAuth provides token-based access with refresh tokens for long-running integrations. Always follow your security policy and rotate keys on a regular schedule.
Yes. You can test the integration in a staging or sandbox environment. Create a test menu item in Custom Menus, trigger the image generation, and verify the resulting asset in Abyssale. Check the response codes and logs in both systems to ensure the flow completes before going live.
Basic syncing typically involves endpoints for image generation, asset updates, and render metrics. You’ll commonly use endpoints like /images/generate, /assets/sync, and /metrics/render. The exact endpoints depend on the features you enable in Abyssale and the actions you configure in Custom Menus API.
Treat errors with a retry strategy and clear logging. Use exponential backoff for retries and surface user-friendly messages. Ensure webhooks are verified and that you have idempotent operations to avoid duplicate assets.
API keys and tokens are found in your Abyssale account and in your GHL connection settings. Store keys securely, use environment variables where possible, and never expose keys in public areas. Regenerate keys on a fixed schedule and after any suspected compromise.
Pricing and limits vary by plan. The Abyssale integration typically has limits on API calls per minute and asset renders per month. Review your plan details and monitor usage in both Abyssale and GHL dashboards to avoid interruptions. Upgrade as required to support peak workloads.
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