Authenticate your requests to the GHL API using your client credentials or OAuth tokens. Store credentials securely and rotate them regularly to maintain access.
AccuLynx uses OAuth 2.0 tokens or API keys to authorize requests to the GHL API. Treat tokens like passwords and refresh before expiration.
Common endpoints include creating and updating contacts, projects, activities, notes, and tasks. The exact set depends on your workflow.
Trigger: A new contact is added in AccuLynx, which creates or updates a corresponding lead in the GHL API.
Actions: Map core fields (email, first_name, last_name, company, phone) and ensure duplicates are merged.
Method path: POST /contacts and PATCH /contacts/{id} as needed
Key fields: email, first_name, last_name, company, phone
Trigger: a project or job status changes in AccuLynx updates the corresponding item in GHL
Actions: create or update projects, sync due dates, milestones, and associated tasks
Method path: POST /projects and PATCH /projects/{id}
Key fields: project_id, status, due_date, line_items
Trigger: new activity logged in AccuLynx creates a matching activity record in GHL
Actions: log activity_type, timestamp, and notes; link to the related contact
Method path: POST /activities
Key fields: activity_id, contact_email, activity_type, timestamp
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Understand the core elements and processes used when connecting AccuLynx to the GHL API.
The API surface provided by the GHL platform used for data exchange with third-party apps like AccuLynx.
A specific URL on the GHL API that performs a defined action, such as creating a contact or updating a project.
A callback URL in GHL that receives real-time updates from external systems when certain events occur.
The method by which an application proves it can access GHL resources (API keys, OAuth tokens).
Auto-create welcome tasks in AccuLynx and GHL when a new client signs up.
Synchronize bid status from AccuLynx to GHL with updates on milestones.
Build unified dashboards that show data from both systems in one view.
Register the application in GHL and collect client_id, client_secret, and base URL.
Define OAuth scopes or token permissions required for syncing contacts, projects, and activities.
Configure the endpoints in your No-code tool and run test requests to verify data flow.
You can connect AccuLynx with many GHL API-enabled apps that share customer data, projects, and activities. The exact apps depend on your workspace and permissions. This guide focuses on a no-code approach for common sales and project workflows. You can also extend functionality with custom automations if needed, but start with the core data sync scenarios described here.
No heavy coding is required for basic integrations. No-code tools allow you to map fields, set triggers, and configure actions between AccuLynx and the GHL API. If advanced logic is needed, lightweight scripting or pre-built connectors can fill the gap.
Security relies on standard OAuth/token-based authentication and secure storage of credentials. Use least-privilege scopes, rotate tokens regularly, and monitor access logs to mitigate risk. Always test in a sandbox or staging environment before going live.
Common endpoints include creating/updating contacts, projects, and activities, plus notes and tasks. The most used ones depend on whether you prioritize contact management, project lifecycle, or activity tracking in your workflows.
Yes. Use a staging or test environment to simulate real data flows. Many no-code platforms offer test modes and sample data so you can validate triggers and actions without impacting live records.
Implement retries with exponential backoff, handle 429 rate limits, and log errors for debugging. Build idempotent actions where possible to avoid duplicate records on retry.
API documentation for the GHL API is provided by the official developer portal. It includes authentication details, endpoint references, rate limits, and example requests to help you design reliable integrations.
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