To authorize requests from Abyssale to Email API, generate a GHL API key with the required scope (users.write) and include it in your requests.
In Abyssale, securely connect your GHL API credentials, assign the appropriate scopes, and test access before going live.
POST /users/ — Create a user; DELETE /users/:userId — Remove a user; PUT /users/:userId — Update a user; GET /workflows/ — List workflows; POST /courses/courses-exporter/public/import — Import courses.
Trigger a workflow when a new user is created via POST /users/.
Actions: create user, assign default segments, start a workflow.
Endpoint: POST /users/
Key fields: email, name, status
Use GET /workflows/ to fetch available workflows and trigger via Abyssale actions.
Actions: start, stop, monitor workflow status.
Endpoint: GET /workflows/
Fields: workflowId, status, lastUpdated
Trigger course content import to sync assets between Abyssale and Email API.
Actions: import, export, map course fields.
Endpoint: POST courses/courses-exporter/public/import
Fields: courseId, importStatus, importUrl
No-code automation: set up triggers and actions without writing code.
Faster campaigns thanks to seamless data flow between systems.
Centralized analytics to measure impact across channels.
This glossary defines core terms and processes used in the GHL Email API and Abyssale integration.
An Application Programming Interface that allows two applications to communicate.
A specific URL you call to perform a function in an API.
An automatic notification triggered by an event in a system.
The process of verifying identity before granting API access.
Send new subscribers a welcome email using Abyssale-generated images via Email API.
Trigger personalized offers when users engage with your emails.
Embed up-to-date product images from Abyssale into campaigns via Email API.
Create a GHL API key with the required scope and authorize Abyssale to use it.
In Abyssale, add the API credentials, select the endpoints you will use, and map data fields.
Run test payloads, confirm triggers fire, then enable production flows.
The GHL API (Email API) lets external apps access and control entities like users and workflows, enabling you to manage contacts and trigger campaigns from Abyssale. To start, generate an API key with the necessary scope (users.write) and securely attach it to requests from Abyssale. Ensure you follow best practices for key storage and rotation. | Tip: test endpoints in a sandbox environment before going live.
No heavy coding is required if your platform supports API calls or offers no-code connectors. You can wire Abyssale to Email API using a Zapier App Connector or similar tool for many flows. If your setup needs a custom integration, light scripting can simplify field mapping and error handling. | Always use a staging environment for testing.
Authenticate by passing the API key in the Authorization header (Bearer
Typical minimal endpoints include POST /users/ to create a contact, GET /workflows/ to list available automations, and PUT /users/:userId to update a contact. Depending on your use case, you may also need DELETE /users/:userId for cleanup. | Review your workflow requirements and map fields carefully.
Yes. Use a sandbox or test environment provided by GHL to validate your flows without touching real data. Use mock users and test assets, then gradually promote to production after successful tests. | Keep test data isolated from live campaigns.
Common issues include invalid API keys, insufficient scope, incorrect endpoint paths, and rate limits. Check request headers, verify your key permissions, and review error messages in your logs. Retry with exponential backoff and consult the API docs for guidance. | Enable verbose logging during troubleshooting.
Mapping guidance comes from the API docs: align fields like email, name, and custom attributes between Abyssale and Email API. Use sample payloads, and verify mappings with test records. If available, use schema validation to catch mismatches early. | Maintain a known-good payload template.
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