Begin by securely authenticating the Custom Objects API so your Action Network workflows can access object data without exposing credentials.
Connect Action Network to the GHL integration using OAuth or API key based authentication so triggers and actions can run smoothly.
GET /objects/:key; GET /objects; objects/schema.write; GET /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id; objects/record.write; POST /objects/:schemaKey/records; PUT /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id; DELETE /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id
Trigger: When a specific object key is requested, you can sync its data to Action Network.
Actions: Retrieve object details and push to Action Network as a record or update a related field.
Method path: GET /objects/:key
Key fields: key (object identifier) and optional schemaKey
Trigger: new or updated objects appear in your list.
Actions: Loop through objects to create or update records in Action Network.
Method path: GET /objects
Key fields: id, key, name (depending on response)
Trigger: When a new object is created or updated in GHL, push to Action Network.
Actions: Create new records with POST and update existing with PUT, delete if needed.
Method path: POST /objects/:schemaKey/records and PUT /objects/:schemaKey/records/:id
Key fields: schemaKey, id, and record body fields used in Action Network
Easily synchronize data between Action Network and your GHL objects without writing code.
Leverage ready-made endpoints to read, write, and manage object records in real time.
Automate workflows by triggering actions based on object changes across apps.
This glossary explains core elements and processes: endpoints, triggers, actions, schemas, and records.
An API is a set of rules that lets different software speak to each other. The GHL Custom Objects API exposes endpoints to read, create, update, and delete objects.
An endpoint is a URL you call to perform a specific action, such as GET /objects/:key to retrieve an object by key.
An object is a data container with fields that describe a record, defined by a schema in GHL.
A schema defines the structure of an object, including the fields that make up each record.
Capture new submission data from Action Network and automatically create a corresponding Custom Object in GHL via POST.
When a GHL object is updated, push changes to Action Network to keep records aligned.
Schedule periodic syncs to export or import large batches of object records.
Set up OAuth or API keys for both sides to establish a secure connection.
Define how object fields map to Action Network fields to ensure data integrity.
Create triggers and actions in Zapier that move data between GHL and Action Network.
You can automate data flow for object creation, updates, and syncing with Action Network. Use triggers on create/update and actions to write back.
No heavy coding is required. Use Zapier App Connector to orchestrate the flow, connecting endpoints with prebuilt actions and triggers.
The connection uses OAuth or API keys with encryption. Regularly rotate credentials and monitor access logs.
Read operations use GET endpoints like /objects and /objects/:key. Write operations use POST, PUT, or DELETE on object records.
Yes. You can schedule recurring syncs in Zapier or via webhooks to keep data aligned on a cadence that fits your workflows.
Implement retry logic in your Zapier workflow and handle error payloads gracefully, with clear failure messages.
Endpoint documentation is available in the GHL API reference and the Zapier App Connector docs. You can also consult the glossary above for terms.
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