Authenticate each request with a valid Bearer token or API key issued from your GHL developer dashboard. Store credentials securely, rotate keys regularly, and scope tokens to the minimum permissions needed (for example users.write and workflows.readonly).
ablefy validates requests with your app credentials and uses OAuth2 or API keys to access the GHL API. Keep credentials safe, rotate them periodically, and configure secure storage and access controls.
Core endpoints include: POST /users/ (create user); DELETE /users/:userId (delete user); PUT /users/:userId (update user); GET /workflows/ (list workflows); workflows.readonly (read-only access to workflows); POST courses/courses-exporter/public/import (import courses); and courses.write (manage course data).
Trigger: when a new contact is added in ablefy, automatically create a corresponding user in the Email API.
Actions: POST /users/ with mapped fields (name, email, phone); handle responses and implement retries on failure.
POST /users/
name, email, phone
Trigger: contact profile changes in ablefy trigger an update to the Email API user.
Actions: PUT /users/:userId with updated fields; confirm success and log changes.
PUT /users/:userId
userId, name, email, status
Trigger: Ablefy needs the latest workflows; fetch with GET /workflows/.
Actions: GET /workflows/; parse and map results to ablefy workflows for use in automations.
GET /workflows/
workflowId, name
No-code setup lets you connect Email API with ablefy in minutes using drag-and-drop triggers and actions.
Centralized credentials and secure storage reduce risk and simplify maintenance.
Automatic data sync keeps contact data and campaigns consistently aligned across platforms.
Key elements and processes include endpoints, authentication, data mapping, error handling, retries, and testing the connection.
A specific URL in the API that represents a single operation such as create, read, update, or delete.
The process of proving identity to access API resources using API keys or OAuth tokens.
A callback mechanism where the API sends real-time data to a configured URL.
The maximum number of requests allowed in a given time window to prevent abuse.
Trigger a welcome email sequence as soon as a new contact is created in ablefy.
Automatically segment subscribers based on behavior in ablefy and sync to Email API.
Use workflow data to re-target inactive users with personalized offers.
From the GHL developer console, generate and securely store an API key or OAuth token for the Email API.
Map ablefy fields to Email API fields (name, email, etc.) and set up triggers for events like new contact or updates.
Run end-to-end tests, verify responses, and enable alerts for failures.
You can usually connect ablefy to the Email API without custom code using Ablefy’s built-in connectors and the GHL API. Configure a trigger such as a new contact in ablefy and map fields to the Email API’s create user call to initialize the sync. This no-code setup is fast and beginner-friendly. If you need more advanced logic, you can add lightweight scripting in Ablefy’s automation builder.
Authentication is handled with a valid GHL API key or OAuth token and secure credentials storage. Use minimal scopes (for example users.write) and rotate credentials regularly. Ablefy helps manage credential storage and uses token-based authentication in requests; ensure tokens are transmitted securely over HTTPS.
For contact syncing, essential endpoints include POST /users/ for creation, PUT /users/:userId for updates, DELETE /users/:userId for removal, and GET /workflows/ for retrieving automation options. Map ablefy fields to the corresponding API fields and test mappings on a subset of data. Keep endpoint references handy from the GHL API docs; simulate real data in a sandbox to validate mapping and error handling.
Yes. You can delete users in the Email API via ablefy by calling DELETE /users/:userId. Implement safeguards such as confirmation prompts and data retention rules, and ensure you understand downstream effects on campaigns and history. Consider soft deletes or archival where possible, and log deletions for audit trails.
Error handling in Ablefy usually includes retries with exponential backoff, logging, and alerting on failure. Configure status codes to trigger retries and implement circuit-breaker behavior for persistent failures. Monitor logs regularly and set up automated notifications to respond quickly when an upstream service is unavailable.
No-code monitoring dashboards in Ablefy let you track sync status, success rates, and failures without writing code. Use built-in logs and alerts to stay informed about integration health. If needed, export metrics to a BI tool to visualize trends over time and identify flaky endpoints.
Endpoint details and field mappings are available in your GHL developer documentation and in Ablefy’s mapping UI. Review the API reference for each endpoint and map fields like name and email to the appropriate fields in Email API. Utilize sample payloads and test data when configuring mappings to reduce errors in production.
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