Access is secured with keys or OAuth. This section covers best practices for a safe, scalable connection between ABC Trainerize and GHL.
Use token-based credentials with scoped permissions to protect data and support reliable syncing.
GET /objects/:key; GET /objects; objects/schema.readonly; objects/schema.write; objects/record.readonly; GET /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id; objects/record.write; POST /objects/:schemaKey/records; PUT /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id; DELETE /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id
Trigger on object key creation or update in ABC Trainerize, then push changes to GHL Custom Objects.
Create or update records via POST or PUT to /objects/:schemaKey/records (endpoints 7 and 8).
POST /objects/:schemaKey/records
schemaKey, key, records
Set up interval-based checks to fetch updates from ABC Trainerize.
Sync by listing objects (GET /objects) and updating GHL records via POST/PUT as needed.
GET /objects
key, schemaKey
Manual sync from ABC Trainerize to GHL when requested.
Fetch specific object by key (GET /objects/:key) and create or update records in GHL as needed.
GET /objects/:key
key
No-code data integration between ABC Trainerize and GHL using pre-built endpoints.
Fewer scripts, faster setup with predefined triggers and actions.
Improved data accuracy with automated validation and retries.
Key API concepts and data processes to help you implement the connector.
Application Programming Interface: a set of rules for how software communicates.
A URL path in an API that performs a function, such as retrieving objects.
A data model describing how objects and their records are structured.
A single data entry within a schema, such as a trainer or workout.
Automatically push trainer progress updates from ABC Trainerize to GHL object records in real time.
Trigger reminders in ABC Trainerize when a GHL object milestone is reached.
Export object histories to analytics dashboards for insights.
The Custom Objects API provides access to GHL object schemas and their records, enabling read, write, update, and delete operations. It’s designed to simplify data exchanges between external apps like ABC Trainerize. By using RESTful endpoints, you can manage object data in a structured and scalable way. The API supports secure authentication and granular permissions to protect sensitive trainer data.
Authentication typically uses API keys or OAuth tokens. For a robust connection, rotate credentials regularly, grant the least-privilege access needed, and use secure storage for keys. In the ABC Trainerize integration, ensure both sides validate tokens and enforce scopes relevant to object read/write operations.
Common syncing endpoints include GET /objects to list objects, GET /objects/:key to fetch a specific object, GET /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id to retrieve a record, and POST/PUT/DELETE on /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id to manage records. Endpoints like objects/schema.write and objects/record.readonly may be used to define permissions and schema access.
Yes. You can test with sandbox credentials or a development workspace. Use test records, mock data, and a dry-run mode to validate mappings and triggers before going live to prevent data inconsistencies.
Rate limits vary by API tier. Implement exponential backoff retries, track retry counts, and surface readable error messages. Plan for fallback logic and alerting if limits are reached to minimize downtime.
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