Use the provided API key and OAuth 2.0 flow to securely access Email API resources from Zapier App Connector.
Configure your Zapier App credentials to authorize requests to Email API and safeguard data in transit.
– POST /users/ — Create a user – DELETE /users/:userId — Delete a user – PUT /users/:userId — Update a user – GET /workflows/ — List workflows (readonly) – POST courses/courses-exporter/public/import — Import courses
Trigger: New or updated user in Email API
Actions: Create or update user using POST /users/ and PUT /users/:userId
POST /users/
Key fields: email, userId
Trigger: Workflow status change
Actions: Read workflows and trigger downstream automations
GET /workflows/
Key fields: workflowId, status
Trigger: New course added
Actions: Import courses via the import endpoint
POST courses/courses-exporter/public/import
Key fields: courseId, courseName
Build powerful automations without writing code.
No-code integration between Email API and the Zapier App Connector that speeds up deployment.
Reliable, scalable workflows with built-in retries and error handling.
A concise glossary of terms used in this guide to help you understand the GHL Email API integration with Zapier.
A specific URL and HTTP method used to perform an action against a web service.
Methods used to verify identity and grant access to an API.
A way for an app to provide real-time data to other apps via HTTP POST.
A standard authorization protocol used for secure access to APIs.
Automatically create users in Email API when a new contact signs up via Zapier.
Trigger flows when workflows change to automate messaging.
Automatically pull courses into Email API from your LMS.
Register credentials in both apps to enable access.
Choose endpoints to sync and map fields between apps.
Run tests, verify data mapping, and enable automation.
No coding is required to connect Email API with the Zapier App Connector. The no-code interface lets you set up triggers, actions, and mappings through guided steps. You can automate complex workflows without writing a line of code. This makes it accessible to teams of all skill levels.
Supported authentication methods include API keys and OAuth 2.0. Use API keys for simple, server-to-server connections and OAuth 2.0 for user-consented access with fine-grained scopes. Zapier securely stores credentials and handles token refresh automatically.
To test endpoints, use a sandbox or test environment, populate with sample data, and run a few test actions. Validate responses, mapping accuracy, and error handling before going live.
Yes, map custom fields from Email API to your target app in the data mapping step. This ensures that unique data points are preserved during sync.
Rate limits can apply. If you hit limits, implement exponential backoff retries and batch requests where possible to maintain reliability.
Webhooks are supported. Configure webhook endpoints in GHL and map them to Zapier actions to receive real-time data pushes.
If you encounter errors, check API credentials, endpoint URLs, and payload formats. Review logs in both apps, verify mappings, and retry steps. If issues persist, consult the support team.
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