Set up a secure OAuth flow for Forms API with scope forms.readonly to read form data from GHL.
Create and securely store an API key or OAuth token for 0CodeKit to call the Forms API endpoints and refresh tokens as needed.
Endpoint 1: GET /forms/ – list available forms; Endpoint 2: GET /forms/submissions – retrieve submissions for a form. Endpoint 3-54 are not required for this page.
Trigger: a new submission is created in Forms API.
Actions: create or update a lead or contact in 0CodeKit, and notify your team.
GET /forms/submissions
Key fields: form_id, submission_id, submitted_at, fields.
Trigger: on-demand pull or scheduled sync.
Actions: fetch forms with GET /forms/ and map to APPNAME records.
GET /forms/
Key fields: id, name, created_at.
Trigger: new or updated submissions.
Actions: push events to analytics/BI in APPNAME and create activity records.
GET /forms/submissions
Key fields: submission_id, form_id, submitted_at, status.
Benefit 1: No-code automation that moves data between Forms API and 0CodeKit.
Benefit 2: Faster onboarding of form data into your apps without custom coding.
Benefit 3: Scalable workflows with drag-and-drop configuration.
Key elements include API endpoints, triggers, actions, and field mappings that power your automation.
A specific URL path and HTTP method used to access or manipulate data in the Forms API.
An event that starts an automation, such as a new form submission.
An operation performed in 0CodeKit after a trigger, like creating or updating a record.
The process of aligning Form API fields with 0CodeKit data fields for proper data transfer.
Automatically tag incoming submissions and route them to the right project in 0CodeKit for faster triage.
Map form fields to your 0CodeKit data model to create or update leads automatically.
Push submission events to analytics dashboards and drive downstream actions in 0CodeKit.
Obtain an OAuth token for Forms API with scope forms.readonly and securely store it.
Add GET /forms/ and GET /forms/submissions to the connector and authorize requests.
Map Forms API fields to 0CodeKit fields and run end-to-end tests to verify data flows.
The Forms API provides access to your form definitions and submission data. You can fetch a list of forms, and retrieve the submissions for each form to drive automations in 0CodeKit. Keep in mind that access is controlled by the scope forms.readonly; ensure your token has this scope and that data handling complies with your app’s requirements.
Yes, some features require a paid plan to unlock API access, higher quotas, and expanded connectors. The exact limits depend on your GHL plan. Check your account’s API quotas and consider upgrading if you hit limits during peak activity.
Sync frequency often depends on your plan and how you configure triggers. Real-time submission events can be wired where supported; otherwise you can schedule periodic pulls. Start with a modest cadence and adjust based on data needs and rate limits.
Access with forms.readonly allows read operations. Updates to data must be performed by 0CodeKit through appropriate API calls if supported. If you need write access, this may require different scopes or a different integration flow.
Yes. You can configure triggers to act on new submissions and then execute downstream actions in 0CodeKit. Use field mappings to ensure the right data lands in the correct app records.
API rate limits apply per token. High-volume usage can reach quotas quickly. Implement backoff, retries, and efficient polling to stay within limits.
To test, create a test submission or use a sandbox form, verify the data maps to 0CodeKit fields, and review API responses for errors. If issues arise, verify token validity, scopes, and endpoint paths.
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