To authorize the connection, generate and enter your GHL API key for ActiveCampaign Postmark and authorize the Custom Menus API to access your data.
Provide your Custom Menus API credentials to establish trust with GHL and enable secure data exchange between apps.
Sample endpoints include: GET /contacts, POST /menus, POST /events, PUT /menus/{id}, DELETE /menus/{id}. Map these to triggers and actions in your workflow.
Trigger: A new contact is created in ActiveCampaign Postmark.
Action: Create a corresponding menu item in Custom Menus API and link it to the contact.
Method Path: POST /menus/entries
Key Fields: contact_id, menu_id, name, email
Trigger: ActiveCampaign contact is updated.
Actions: Update the linked menu item in Custom Menus API.
Method Path: PUT /menus/entries/{id}
Key Fields: id, contact_id, status
Trigger: A contact is deleted in ActiveCampaign Postmark.
Actions: Delete or archive the related menu item in Custom Menus API.
Method Path: DELETE /menus/entries/{id}
Key Fields: id, contact_id
No-code automation lets you sync contacts to menus in real time without development effort.
Quick setup using Zapier App Connector and GHL API endpoints accelerates your workflow.
Scalable, reliable automations for campaigns and menu updates.
Definitions of core elements and processes used in the integration, including triggers, actions, endpoints, and data fields.
GHL is the API platform that enables connections between your apps and services without writing code.
A URL path you call to perform an action or retrieve data in a service.
An event that starts an automation, such as a new contact or status change.
The process of proving identity and permission to access an API or service.
Automatically tailor menu options based on recipient engagement signals from ActiveCampaign Postmark.
Update menus when a subscriber clicks certain email events, ensuring relevance.
Sync campaign milestones to menus for on-brand experiences.
Collect API keys, app IDs, and permissions for both services.
Map triggers to actions and define method paths for your workflows.
Run tests, verify data flow, and monitor for errors after deployment.
You can use API keys with a secure OAuth flow to authorize access between GHL and your app. Ensure you grant only the necessary permissions for the task at hand. Use scoped tokens to minimize risk. Once authenticated, test connectivity with a small data sample.
No major coding is required if you leverage the Zapier App Connector and pre-built endpoints. You can configure triggers, actions, and mappings through a visual editor. Some light scripting may be needed for complex transformations.
At a minimum, you will need endpoints for creating and updating menu items and for reading contact data. A basic flow typically uses a create action, a read trigger, and an update or delete action.
Yes. Use a sandbox or staging environment to validate triggers and actions before moving to production. Some platforms also offer test data generators to simulate real scenarios.
Check the webhook or polling settings, verify API keys and user permissions, and review the trigger conditions. Logs usually show where the failure occurred and which field caused the issue.
Most platforms provide a dashboard for monitoring calls, latency, error codes, and quotas. Set up alerts for failures or latency spikes and review daily or weekly usage reports.
Look for official documentation, templates, and example workflows. Community forums and shared templates can accelerate your setup.
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