Access to the AccuLynx API is granted via OAuth 2.0. Use your client ID and client secret to obtain access tokens and refresh tokens as you integrate.
Your AccuLynx app authenticates against the API with a trusted API key issued in the Developer Console, plus secure storage of credentials.
Key endpoints include: GET /projects, POST /projects, GET /clients, GET /projects/{id}, and POST /webhooks. The full endpoints list covers many resources; refer to the docs for a complete catalog.
Trigger: a change in a project or client in AccuLynx automatically pushes updates to GHL.
Actions: create or update records in GHL, attach notes, and sync timelines.
Example endpoint: GET /acculyinx/v1/projects
Key fields: project_id, client_id, status, last_updated
Trigger: new or updated leads in GHL create corresponding projects in AccuLynx.
Actions: map fields, update status, and attach files.
POST /leads/map_to_project
Key fields: lead_id, project_id, mapping_status
Trigger: project milestones in AccuLynx trigger tasks in GHL.
Actions: create tasks, set reminders, update progress.
POST /projects/{id}/tasks
Key fields: task_id, due_date, assignee
Visual workflow builders let you connect data without writing code.
Drag-and-drop automation to streamline project lifecycles.
Unified data view across AccuLynx and GHL speeds decision making.
This section defines the core components: authentication, endpoints, data mapping, webhooks, and error handling that enable reliable GHL API to AccuLynx app integration.
An industry-standard authorization framework that lets apps obtain limited access to user accounts without sharing passwords.
The maximum number of API requests allowed in a given time window to ensure service stability.
A secret token issued to your app to authenticate requests to the API.
A callback mechanism that notifies your app about events as they happen in the API.
Automatically create or update AccuLynx projects when a new opportunity is created in GHL.
Synchronize bid stages between GHL and AccuLynx for real-time visibility.
Auto-create tasks and reminders when milestones are reached in AccuLynx or GHL.
Create a new app in the Developer Marketplace and obtain a client ID and secret.
Use OAuth 2.0 flows to request access tokens and set up refresh tokens.
Run sandbox tests, validate data mappings, and move to production with monitoring.
The AccuLynx API supports OAuth 2.0 for secure access with a client ID and secret. Your app authenticates to request access tokens. Implement token refresh logic and store credentials securely. This ensures user data stays protected while enabling automated flows. The documentation also provides example authorization flows to help you start quickly.
Access to certain endpoints may require additional approval or be scoped to specific plans. In the Developer Marketplace, you can request access to integration capabilities and review permissions before going live. Sandbox access is typically available to test your integration first.
There are rate limits in place to protect service quality. If you hit the limit, you should back off and retry using exponential backoff. The docs specify the exact quota for your app and recommended retry windows.
Errors are returned with standard HTTP status codes. Use 429 for rate limits and 4xx/5xx codes for other failures. Implement retries with backoff, log error details, and surface actionable messages to users.
Yes. We provide sample code, SDKs, and code snippets in multiple languages to help you integrate faster. Start with the quickstart guide, then adapt to your tech stack as needed.
Webhooks are supported to deliver real-time updates from the API. Configure your webhook endpoints, verify signatures, and handle retries to ensure reliable event delivery.
Security best practices include using OAuth 2.0, rotating credentials regularly, applying least-privilege permissions, enabling IP allowlists, and auditing API access. Always store secrets securely and monitor for unusual activity.
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