Obtain your API key from your GHL account and grant the needed scopes to access object schemas and records from 0CodeKit.
In 0CodeKit, configure the GHL API key and endpoint URL so requests to endpoints like /objects and /objects/:schemaKey/records are signed and routed securely.
GET /objects/:key; GET /objects; GET /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id; POST /objects/:schemaKey/records; PUT /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id; DELETE /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id; additional endpoints for schemas and bulk operations may apply.
Trigger: When you need to populate dropdowns with available objects or view object metadata.
Actions: Use GET /objects/:key and GET /objects to retrieve object keys and metadata for UI wiring in 0CodeKit.
Methods and paths: GET /objects/:key; GET /objects
Key fields: key, name, description
Trigger: Building a data view or an example dataset.
Actions: Use GET /objects to fetch schemas and GET /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id to retrieve sample records.
Methods and paths: GET /objects; GET /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id
Key fields: schemaKey, id, fields
Trigger: When new data needs to be created or existing data updated from 0CodeKit.
Actions: Use POST /objects/:schemaKey/records to create and PUT /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id to update records.
Methods and paths: POST /objects/:schemaKey/records; PUT /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id
Key fields: id, schemaKey, fields
Faster automation with no-code workflows between GHL and 0CodeKit.
Easier data synchronization and mapping across apps.
Centralized error handling and logging for API calls in your workflow.
Overview of elements and processes used to connect GHL Custom Objects with 0CodeKit, including endpoints, authentication, and data mapping.
An Application Programming Interface that defines how software components communicate.
A URL path that exposes a specific API function or data set.
The process of verifying identity to grant access to resources.
The structure that defines how data for an object is stored and accessed in GHL Custom Objects.
Map form field values to object fields and create records automatically in GHL via 0CodeKit.
Receive updates via webhooks and push changes to object records in GHL.
Aggregate object data in 0CodeKit and visualize trends in dashboards.
In GHL, create an API key with appropriate scopes for reading and writing object data.
Enter the API key and endpoint URL into 0CodeKit’s connector settings.
Run test calls to verify access to endpoints like /objects and /objects/:schemaKey/records, then enable automation.
The Custom Objects API endpoints supported include retrieval of object keys, object lists, and records. Use GET /objects/:key and GET /objects to discover available objects and their schemas, which 0CodeKit will surface in the connector UI. For bulk actions or schema operations, ensure your API key has the necessary read permissions. If you need more examples, refer to the endpoint reference in the docs. Use the 0CodeKit tester to validate responses from these endpoints and confirm mappings before deploying automation.
Authentication is done with a GHL API key scoped to objects and records. In 0CodeKit, enter this key and the correct base URL for your GHL instance so requests to /objects and /objects/:schemaKey/records are signed. If your organization supports OAuth, follow the OAuth flow provided by GHL to obtain a token and refresh token for long-running automations. Store credentials securely in 0CodeKit and rotate keys per your security policy.
Data mapping between GHL objects and 0CodeKit occurs through field mappings in the connector. Map object fields to your form fields or automation variables, and ensure data types align (string, number, date, etc.). This ensures records created or updated in GHL reflect the intended values from 0CodeKit workflows.
For more practical examples, consult the official API documentation, the 0CodeKit example templates, and customer case studies. You can also reach out to our support team for tailored walkthroughs and additional sample workflows.
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