Use a secure API key and OAuth 2.0 flow to authorize requests between Rankr and GHL. Store tokens securely and rotate them regularly.
Rankr should obtain and store tokens securely, use scoped permissions, and rotate credentials periodically to minimize risk.
The 54 endpoints available for the 2Chat integration include creating chats, sending messages, fetching conversations, updating contacts, managing webhooks, and retrieving analytics. Use the endpoints to build custom workflows within Rankr.
Trigger: a new lead is created in Rankr, which starts a GHL 2Chat conversation immediately.
Actions: send a personalized welcome message, tag the contact, and kick off a follow-up workflow.
Method path: POST to /conversations and POST to /messages
Key fields: lead_id, contact_id, channel, message_text
Trigger: periodically check Rankr for updates and push status to GHL.
Actions: update contact notes, post status to activity feed, trigger alerts
Method path: POST to /contacts/:id/update
Fields: contact_id, status, last_checked
Trigger: user replies with intent; Rankr scores the lead in real time.
Actions: label lead, assign score, route to the appropriate workflow
Method path: POST to /leads/qualify
Fields: lead_id, score, reason
Benefit: automate repetitive conversations without writing code, saving time and resources.
Benefit: maintain consistent messaging across channels with centralized configuration.
Benefit: real-time data sync between Rankr and GHL to keep records up to date.
Key elements include endpoints, triggers, actions, data fields, mappings, and security practices that power the Rankr–GHL 2Chat integration.
Application Programming Interface: a set of rules that allows Rankr and GHL to communicate and exchange data.
A URL endpoint that notifies Rankr or GHL about events in real time.
Authorization framework that issues scoped tokens to authorize Rankr to access GHL resources.
A secret token used to authenticate requests to the GHL API from Rankr.
Automatically send a personalized greeting in GHL chats when Rankr detects a new contact or event.
Route conversations to the right team in GHL using Rankr lead scoring and custom fields.
Use GHL to push follow-ups across channels when Rankr flags incomplete actions.
Create an API key or OAuth client in GHL and securely store it for Rankr.
Map Rankr fields to GHL contact fields precisely to maintain data integrity.
Test webhooks, verify message flows, and deploy with monitoring.
To connect Rankr with the GHL 2Chat API, you need a valid GHL API key or OAuth client and a Rankr account. Use the Rankr dashboard to configure the connection, authorize access, and generate tokens. This setup enables real-time data exchange between Rankr and GHL.
A no-code approach is available via built-in connectors and workflow builders. You can map fields, set triggers, and define actions without writing code. For advanced use cases, simple scripting may be used inside Rankr workflows.
Security is achieved through OAuth or API keys, token rotation, and restricted permissions. Always use HTTPS and validate payloads with signatures. Store credentials securely using Rankr’s vaults or environment secrets.
For a basic setup, focus on authentication, a single trigger (new lead or new chat), and a couple of actions like sending a welcome message and updating contact notes.
Test by sending test messages, simulating webhooks, and checking logs in both Rankr and GHL. Use sandbox endpoints if available and monitor error responses to troubleshoot.
Yes. You can customize messaging, triggers, and routing using Rankr’s built-in editors and conditional logic to tailor flows to your business needs.
Credentials are managed in your GHL developer portal and Rankr integrations page. Create and rotate credentials, grant the minimum necessary permissions, and store them securely.
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