Authenticate access to Funnels API with the right credentials and scopes to control redirects, pages, and funnel data.
Connect Zapier App Connector to Funnels API using OAuth2 or an API key; secure tokens and proper scopes are required.
Endpoints include: GET /funnels/lookup/redirect/list, POST /funnels/lookup/redirect, GET /funnels/page, GET /funnels/funnel/list, GET /funnels/pagecount.readonly, GET /funnels/page/count, DELETE /funnels/lookup/redirect/:id, PATCH /funnels/lookup/redirect/:id, DELETE /medias/:fileId. Endpoint13-Endpoint17 are not shown in this page context but are available in the API docs for advanced use.
Trigger: retrieve current redirect mappings to decide routing.
Actions: fetch, filter, and pass redirect data to other steps.
GET /funnels/lookup/redirect/list
Key fields: id, source_url, destination_url, status
Trigger: when a new redirect needs to be created from Zapier data.
Actions: create new redirect records and confirm success.
POST /funnels/lookup/redirect
Key fields: source_url, destination_url, redirect_id
Trigger: fetch page details for routing decisions.
Actions: retrieve page metadata, count, and status.
GET /funnels/page
Key fields: id, name, slug, status
Automate redirects without writing code using triggers, actions, and filters.
Keep redirects and pages in sync across tools with simple, visual workflows.
Scale campaigns faster by reusing templates and data across funnels, pages, and media assets.
This glossary defines endpoints, triggers, actions, and key fields used throughout the Funnels API and Zapier App Connector integration.
A specific URL in the Funnels API that performs a defined operation when called.
An event in Zapier that starts a workflow based on data from Funnels API.
An operation executed by Zapier to send data to Funnels API to create or update resources.
Fields used to identify and map resources in endpoints, such as id, source_url, and destination_url.
Set up a Zapier flow that listens for changes in your source URLs and updates the Funnels API redirects automatically.
Create a workflow to pull page data from Funnels API and push updates to related campaigns in your stack.
Use templates to bulk-create redirects and pages from a CSV feed via Zapier.
In Zapier, add Funnels API as a new connection and authorize access to your Funnels data.
Choose triggers like Redirects List or Page Retrieved, and map inputs.
Define actions such as Create Redirect or Fetch Page data and connect downstream steps.
Funnels API provides programmatic access to your funnels, redirects, and page data. When connected to the Zapier App Connector, you can trigger actions on events and automate data flow. This no-code approach lets you build automations quickly and reliably.
For redirects, the most useful endpoints are GET /funnels/lookup/redirect/list to fetch current redirects and POST /funnels/lookup/redirect to create new ones. You can update with PATCH /funnels/lookup/redirect/:id and remove with DELETE /funnels/lookup/redirect/:id. These endpoints cover common redirect management tasks.
No, you don’t need to code. Zapier App Connector provides triggers and actions that map directly to Funnels API endpoints. You can assemble flows visually. If needed, you can customize field mappings and filters, but code is not required for typical tasks.
Authentication is handled via OAuth2 or API keys between the Zapier App Connector and Funnels API. Use the token with appropriate scopes, such as funnels/redirect.readonly for redirects and funnels/page for page data. Store tokens securely and rotate as recommended.
Yes. You can pull page data and funnel data in one workflow by using multiple triggers and actions within a single Zap. Map the data between steps to maintain continuity and to drive downstream apps or databases.
Key fields to map include id, source_url, and destination_url for redirects, and id, name, slug for pages. Correct mapping ensures accurate routing and reliable data across systems.
API endpoints documentation is available in the Funnels API docs and within the Zapier App Connector docs. Look for sections on redirects, pages, and funnels to understand available endpoints, authentication, and example calls.
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