Authenticate via OAuth 2.0 using client credentials to securely authorize Rankr to access the AcronisCyberProtect GHL API.
Configure Rankr to obtain access tokens from the AcronisCyberProtect GHL API and use them in API requests.
The integration can leverage endpoints such as /alerts, /incidents, /tickets, /security/events, and related resources. Use endpoints as needed per workflow.
Trigger: When a new alert or incident is created in AcronisCyberProtect, Rankr receives a real-time webhook and creates or updates a corresponding entry.
Actions: create or update tickets in your support system, log activity in Rankr, and push notifications to stakeholders.
POST /api/v1/alerts
Key fields: alert_id, severity, status, timestamp
Trigger: AcronisCyberProtect data is pulled on a regular cadence (e.g., every 15 minutes) to keep Rankr up to date.
Actions: upsert Rankr records, reconcile statuses, and generate daily summaries.
GET /api/v1/alerts
Fields: id, name, status, lastUpdated
Trigger: Manual sync initiated from Rankr calls the AcronisCyberProtect API to pull the latest data.
Actions: fetch latest data and upsert records in Rankr as requested.
POST /api/v1/sync
Fields: sync_id, timestamp, status
Automate protection workflows without writing code.
Reduce manual data entry and speed up incident response.
Centralize alerts in Rankr for consolidated security visibility.
This glossary covers essential terms you’ll encounter when integrating Rankr with the GHL API and AcronisCyberProtect, including API, endpoint, webhook, OAuth, and synchronization concepts.
Application Programming Interface—the set of rules that enables Rankr to talk to the GHL API and AcronisCyberProtect endpoints.
A real-time HTTP callback that notifies Rankr of events from AcronisCyberProtect.
Authorization framework used to obtain access tokens for API requests.
A URL on the API where a resource can be accessed or manipulated.
Automatically route and categorize incidents from AcronisCyberProtect into Rankr to accelerate response.
Use Rankr workflows to detect trends and trigger preventive actions before incidents escalate.
Auto-generate audit-friendly reports from merged data for governance requirements.
Register the Rankr app in GHL, obtain client ID and secret, and configure OAuth flows for secure access.
Set up webhooks in AcronisCyberProtect and map triggers to Rankr actions.
Run end-to-end tests and verify data integrity in Rankr and AcronisCyberProtect.
Yes. The GHL API name for this integration is AcronisCyberProtect. You’ll use standard OAuth 2.0 for secure access and token renewal. The docs show how to authenticate and call the endpoints you need.
No heavy coding is required. Use the no-code app connector within Rankr to map triggers, actions, and data fields to the AcronisCyberProtect API. For advanced flows, you can add custom scripts if needed.
Authenticate by obtaining an access token via OAuth 2.0 and attaching it to requests. Use the client ID and secret provided by GHL to authorize API calls.
The integration supports endpoints for alerts, incidents, tickets, and related resources. You can enable or disable endpoints per workflow.
Use Rankr’s test mode and sandbox endpoints to validate data flow. Check token validity and webhook delivery during testing.
Yes. Be mindful of rate limits and batch sizes. The GHL API enforces limits that you should design around with exponential backoff.
Absolutely. You can choose which fields to sync, set field mappings, and implement filters to meet governance requirements.
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