Use your Funnels API credentials to authorize requests. Generate an API key with the appropriate scopes for redirects, pages, and funnels data.
Ensure Adafruit IO has an API key and access to the feeds you want to sync with Funnels data.
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 needs to be enumerated or retrieved.
Actions: GET redirects, validate, and store in Adafruit IO streams.
GET /funnels/lookup/redirect/list
Key fields: id, redirect, destination, created_at
Trigger: new or updated redirect in Funnels
Actions: POST new redirect; sync with Adafruit IO streams
POST /funnels/lookup/redirect
Key fields: id, source, destination, status
Trigger: new or updated Funnels pages
Actions: GET /funnels/page and mirror to Adafruit IO
GET /funnels/page
Key fields: id, page_name, page_url, last_modified
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Connect Funnels data to Adafruit IO in minutes with guided setup.
Keep data flowing in real time with webhooks and polling.
This section defines terms used in linking GHL API endpoints to Adafruit IO, including API endpoints, triggers, actions, and glossary terms.
A URL path exposed by the GHL API that you call to perform a specific action.
An event that starts an automation flow between GHL and Adafruit IO.
An operation performed as a result of a trigger, such as creating or updating data.
A real‑time notification mechanism from GHL to Adafruit IO to kick off automations.
Stream Adafruit IO sensor data into Funnels to trigger campaigns and visualize it in dashboards.
Map Adafruit IO events to Funnels redirects to automate routing and responses.
Periodically sync Funnels pages with Adafruit IO feeds for campaign coherence.
In GHL, generate an API key with the required scopes. In Adafruit IO, create an API key for your feeds.
Choose endpoints like redirect and page to map to Adafruit IO streams.
Run test calls, verify data flow, and deploy automation to production.
No coding is required to connect Funnels API with Adafruit IO when you use the built‑in endpoints and API keys. Start with authenticating both services, then map redirects and pages to Adafruit IO feeds. Use Zapier or native webhooks to orchestrate the flow if you prefer a low‑code approach. You can scale by adding additional endpoints as your automation needs grow.
Begin with the read redirect list and read page endpoints to understand what data is available. Then add write and update endpoints to push changes from Adafruit IO back to Funnels. Gradually expand to other endpoints as your workflows mature, ensuring proper scopes and authentication are configured.
Integration security relies on proper API key management, least privilege scopes, and encrypted connections. Rotate credentials regularly and monitor access logs. Use webhook validation and rate limiting to prevent abuse.
Yes. Zapier App Connector can be used to glue Funnels API to Adafruit IO data streams. You can trigger actions from Adafruit IO events and send data to Funnels endpoints, or pull Funnels data into Adafruit IO feeds.
Test the connection with sandbox credentials first. Verify each endpoint response, check webhooks delivery, and review logs for errors. Once tests pass, promote to production with monitoring in place.
You can sync redirects, page data, and funnel metadata. The exact fields depend on the endpoints you call, but common data includes IDs, page names, URLs, statuses, and timestamps.
API credentials are found in the Funnels API dashboard for your account and in the Adafruit IO account under API keys. Keep them secure and grant only the required scopes for the integration.
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