Retrieve your Funnels API credentials from the Funnels developer portal and configure them in Zapier App Connector to securely sign requests.
In Zapier, set up a new connection to Funnels API by providing your API key or OAuth token and selecting the required scope for funnels operations.
GET /funnels/lookup/redirect/list funnels/redirect.write POST /funnels/lookup/redirect funnels/page.readonly GET /funnels/page funnels/funnel.readonly GET /funnels/funnel/list funnels/pagecount.readonly GET /funnels/page/count DELETE /funnels/lookup/redirect/:id PATCH /funnels/lookup/redirect/:id DELETE /medias/:fileId
Trigger: when a redirect is created or updated in Funnels, or when a related event occurs in the funnel.
Actions: lookup, list, create, update redirects from Zapier App Connector.
Endpoints used: GET /funnels/lookup/redirect/list and POST /funnels/lookup/redirect
redirect_id, source_url, target_url, status, created_at
Trigger: changes to pages or page counts in Funnels
Actions: fetch page data, list pages, fetch page counts, update page attributes
Endpoints used: GET /funnels/page, GET /funnels/page/count, GET /funnels/pagecount.readonly
page_id, funnel_id, page_name, page_url, page_count
Trigger: when funnels are created or updated in Funnels API
Actions: list funnels, get funnel details, fetch funnel lists
Endpoints: GET /funnels/funnel/list, GET /funnels/funnel/{id}
funnel_id, name, status, created_at
Automate repetitive tasks without writing code, saving time and reducing errors
Synchronize funnel data in real time to keep your team aligned
Orchestrate multi-step workflows with triggers and actions across apps
This glossary covers API endpoints, triggers, actions, authentication methods, and the data fields you will encounter when integrating Funnels API with Zapier App Connector.
A specific URL path exposed by the Funnels API used to perform a task or retrieve data.
An event in Zapier App Connector that starts an automation (for example, a new redirect or a page update).
An operation executed in response to a trigger (for example, create a redirect).
The method used to verify identity and authorize API requests, such as API keys or OAuth tokens.
Automatically route redirects based on funnel events to optimize conversions and test different redirect targets.
Send real-time alerts when a page is added, updated, or removed to keep teams informed.
Combine endpoint data into a live dashboard to monitor funnel performance at a glance.
Collect your Funnels API key and Zapier App Connector credentials from the GHL API console and your Zapier account.
Map endpoints to triggers and actions in Zapier, and define the data fields you need.
Run tests, verify data accuracy, and push the integration to production.
The integration exposes endpoints such as GET /funnels/lookup/redirect/list and POST /funnels/lookup/redirect to manage redirects and related data from Zapier. You can trigger workflows when redirects are created or updated, enabling automated responses without manual steps. The available read and write operations cover typical redirect management workflows. The endpoints can be combined in multi-step Zapier automations to route traffic, audit redirects, and keep funnel data in sync across apps.
Authentication can be performed using API keys or OAuth tokens, depending on the Funnels API configuration and the Zapier app. Ensure credentials are stored securely in Zapier. When setting up a connection, choose the correct auth type, test the connection, and rotate credentials on a periodic basis. If your organization uses IP allowlists, add Zapier’s IPs to avoid access issues.
Yes. You can create redirects via POST /funnels/lookup/redirect and manage existing redirects with GET, PATCH, and DELETE operations. Map the required fields to source and target URLs in Zapier. Use the key fields such as redirect_id, source_url, and target_url to maintain data integrity across apps.
Data sync can be near real-time depending on your Zapier polling settings and any webhooks you configure. To reduce lag, set up appropriate triggers (e.g., on redirect changes) and ensure the endpoint calls are efficient. Regularly test the integration to verify data fidelity and adjust polling intervals as needed.
No heavy coding is required. The integration uses pre-built triggers and actions in Zapier to handle redirects, pages, and funnels. Advanced users can customize data mappings and filters, but core functionality works with point-and-click configuration.
Yes, there are rate limits and quotas on the Funnels API. Review the API documentation for current limits and plan your automations to avoid throttling. If needed, batch requests or stagger operations across tasks.
API documentation for these endpoints is available in the Funnels API developer portal. It includes endpoint references, example requests, and response schemas to help you build and test integrations.
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