Authenticate to the AbstractGHL API using OAuth 2.0 for user-scoped access or API keys for server-to-server interactions. Ensure your GHL developer portal app is approved and scopes are granted.
Rankr authenticates to AbstractGHL via standard OAuth 2.0 client credentials flow for server apps or API keys where supported. Keep credentials secure and rotate regularly.
Common endpoints include: POST /customers to upsert customer data; POST /orders to create orders; POST /invoices for billing; GET /customers/{id} to retrieve records. You can customize requests using filters and fields.
Trigger: when a new customer is created in Rankr, create or update the corresponding contact in AbstractGHL.
Actions: upsert contact, assign tags, and log activity for audit trails.
Endpoint path: POST /customers
Key fields: id, email, name.
Trigger: new Rankr orders should create or update orders in AbstractGHL.
Actions: sync order status, map line items, and attach to the correct customer.
Endpoint path: POST /orders
Key fields: order_id, customer_id, total.
Trigger: when Rankr invoices are generated, create corresponding invoices in AbstractGHL.
Actions: post invoice data, link to customer, update payment status.
Endpoint path: POST /invoices
Key fields: invoice_id, customer_id, amount.
No-code automation: build workflows with a visual editor and webhooks.
Rapid data synchronization without custom scripts.
Unified customer journeys across Rankr and AbstractGHL for better insights.
A practical glossary of API terms, data elements, and processes used when integrating GHL with Rankr.
An Application Programming Interface that lets software applications talk to each other.
A callback endpoint on your server that GHL can notify when events occur.
A framework for secure delegated access to user accounts.
A URL that exposes a specific API function.
Auto-send welcome messages and set up initial data sync when a new Rankr user signs up.
Track revenue events from Rankr and map them to GHL records for accurate attribution.
Create tickets in your support system when Rankr detects issues, and push back status to GHL.
Register the app, obtain client credentials, and configure redirect URIs.
Choose the required scopes and map endpoints to Rankr events.
Run tests with sample data, verify data integrity, and move to production.
The AbstractGHL integration with Rankr connects your GHL API with the Rankr app marketplace to automate customer data, orders, and invoices. This setup enables consistent data synchronization and event-driven workflows across both platforms. You can customize the flow to match your business processes without writing extensive code.
Supported authentication methods include OAuth 2.0 and API keys depending on the endpoint type. Always follow best practices for credential storage, rotation, and access control.
No heavy coding is required for basic data sync; you can use Rankr’s no-code automation to map fields and set up triggers. For advanced automation, small scripts or webhooks can handle complex transformations.
The endpoints cover customers, orders, and invoices, with additional endpoints for metadata and search. Refer to the API reference for exact paths, request formats, and response schemas.
Yes, you can test in a sandbox environment using test credentials and sample data from Rankr. This helps validate data flows without impacting production.
Errors are returned with standard HTTP status codes and a structured error body. Use the error details to troubleshoot and implement retry logic with exponential backoff.
API keys are issued in the GHL developer portal; sign in, create an app, and copy the keys. Store keys securely, rotate regularly, and restrict access to trusted services.
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