To begin, create a GHL developer app for Action Network and generate OAuth credentials. Store keys securely and configure scopes that match your data needs.
Grant Rankr the permission to access your Action Network data by completing the install flow in your GHL workspace, selecting the necessary scopes, and approving the connection.
Core endpoints include: Contacts (create, update, retrieve), Events, Subscriptions, Notes, Tasks, Tags, Custom Fields, Lists, Campaigns, and Webhooks. Use these to synchronize leads, manage campaigns, and automate actions between Rankr and Action Network.
Trigger: When a new lead is created in Action Network, create or update the corresponding contact in Rankr.
Actions: Upsert contact in Rankr, assign lifecycle stage, and log activity.
Endpoint path: /contacts/upsert
Key fields: email, first_name, last_name, company
Trigger: A defined Action Network event fires, creating a task in Rankr.
Actions: Create task, set due date, and assign to the right team in Rankr.
Endpoint path: /tasks/create
Key fields: task_name, due_date, assignee_id
Trigger: New or updated contact subscribes to a Rankr newsletter list.
Actions: Subscribe contact to Rankr newsletters, update tags, and trigger follow-up sequences.
Endpoint path: /subscriptions/subscribe
Key fields: email, list_id, status
Automate data flow without writing a line of code.
Quicker setup with drag-and-drop configuration and prebuilt templates.
Scale marketing workflows across apps with consistent data sync.
Elements include endpoints, triggers, actions, data mapping, and security controls. Understand how data moves between Action Network and Rankr and back.
API: A set of endpoints that allow apps to interact programmatically.
Webhook: A URL that receives real-time notifications when an event occurs.
OAuth: A secure protocol that grants access without sharing user credentials.
Endpoint: A specific URL in an API that performs an operation.
Automatically enrich new Action Network leads with Rankr data to improve segmentation and conversion.
Trigger personalized campaigns in Rankr when events occur in Action Network, increasing engagement.
Build live dashboards showing synced data between Action Network and Rankr for faster decision-making.
Register your app in the GHL developer portal to obtain client credentials and set up redirect URLs.
Choose required scopes and map Action Network events to Rankr actions.
Test in a sandbox, verify data integrity, then deploy to production and monitor logs.
Answer: The GHL Action Network connector provides a no-code bridge between Action Network and Rankr, enabling teams to automate routine data moves without custom development. You’ll configure triggers, maps, and actions in your Rankr workspace and GHL developer app. This keeps your data in sync and reduces manual work. In more complex scenarios, you can combine multiple steps and templates to achieve advanced workflows.
Answer: The integration is designed to be low-code/no-code. Most setups can be completed via the Developer Marketplace API UI by selecting triggers, mapping fields, and enabling scopes. For advanced scenarios, you can use custom webhook handlers or light scripting in Rankr to process data.
Answer: You can sync contacts, events, subscriptions, tasks, notes, and custom fields between Action Network and Rankr, with options for bi-directional sync where appropriate. Field mapping and conflict resolution rules help keep data clean.
Answer: Security is a priority. The connection uses OAuth, TLS encryption, and strictly scoped permissions. Data is transmitted securely and stored according to your policy. You can rotate keys and audit access from the developer console.
Answer: Authentication is handled via OAuth in the GHL developer portal. After installation, you’ll authorize Rankr from your GHL workspace, and the system uses access tokens to call the API. Tokens expire and refresh automatically to maintain a seamless connection.
Answer: Yes. You can customize triggers, field mappings, and actions. The UI supports conditional logic, and you can chain multiple steps to accommodate complex workflows.
Answer: A sandbox environment is available for testing. You can simulate events, review logs, and verify data flow before going live.
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