Use OAuth 2.0 to authorize 0CodeKit to access your GHL data with the minimum required scopes.
0CodeKit authenticates securely via OAuth and stores tokens for reliable, ongoing access to the GHL API.
The integration covers essential endpoints such as leads, contacts, deals, pipelines, activities, and tasks. Use only what you need for your 0CodeKit automations.
Trigger: a new form submission in 0CodeKit sends lead data to GHL.
Actions: create lead, update fields, assign owner, and add notes.
Endpoint path: POST /v1/leads
Key fields: email, full_name, phone, source_campaign
Trigger: contact updates in GHL trigger a sync to 0CodeKit.
Actions: upsert contact, map fields, handle conflicts, and log changes.
Endpoint path: PATCH /v1/contacts
Key fields: id, email, phone
Trigger: deal events in GHL trigger actions in 0CodeKit.
Actions: create/update deals, add tasks, notify teams, move stages.
Endpoint path: POST /v1/deals
Key fields: deal_name, amount, close_date, pipeline_id
Drag‑and‑drop automations let you build complex workflows without writing code.
Real‑time data sync reduces manual data entry and keeps records aligned.
Templates and ready‑to‑use endpoints speed up deployment and updates.
A concise glossary of API terms, data models, and integration processes used in the GHL + 0CodeKit setup.
Application Programming Interface: a set of rules that allows software components to communicate and share data.
OAuth 2.0: a secure authorization framework that lets apps access user data without handling passwords.
Webhook: a real-time callback that informs your app when an event occurs in the API.
Endpoint: a specific URL in the API used to perform a particular operation on a resource.
Capture form submissions in 0CodeKit and pass data to GHL to trigger scoring, routing, and segmenting.
Regularly sync and deduplicate contacts using GHL rules to keep your CRM clean.
Automatically advance deals in GHL based on events detected by 0CodeKit.
In GHL, go to API settings and generate a client ID and secret.
Enter the client credentials into 0CodeKit and select the required scopes.
Run a test, verify data flow, and set up alerts for errors.
No coding is required to set up the basic GHL + 0CodeKit connection. Use the no‑code builder to map fields, triggers, and actions. If you prefer, you can customize logic with simple condition rules. The platform handles authentication, error handling, and retries automatically, so you can focus on workflow outcomes.
Start with the core endpoints for leads, contacts, and deals. Build a workflow that creates or updates records as new data arrives. Expand to pipelines, tasks, and activities as your needs grow. The goal is to enable reliable, incremental data sync without duplicating records.
OAuth 2.0 uses tokens with scoped permissions. Access tokens are short‑lived and refreshed automatically. Your credentials stay securely on your side, and 0CodeKit never stores passwords. If a token expires, the connector silently refreshes it and retries the request.
Yes. When configured, leads and contacts can sync in real time or on a schedule. Real‑time webhooks deliver updates as soon as they happen, while scheduled sync keeps records refreshed at predictable intervals.
If you exceed rate limits, the connector will back off and retry with exponential delays. You can adjust retry behavior in the settings and implement staggered data loads to reduce bursts.
Absolutely. Use a sandbox or test API keys to validate your workflows before going live. You can simulate events and review logs to confirm mappings and outcomes.
Documentation covers setup, endpoints, and best practices. If you need further help, reach out to our support team via email or chat for expert guidance.
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