Authenticate to the Memberships API using your GHL credentials. Use the required Authorization header and follow the OAuth 2.0 or API key flow as configured for your account. The Memberships API operates under a read-only scope (users.readonly).
Configure how Zapier connects to the Memberships API. Use OAuth 2.0 for secure token exchange or a dedicated API key via Zapier’s connection settings. Store tokens securely in the Zapier connection.
Primary endpoints included in this page: – GET /users/ — Retrieve a list of users. – GET /users/{userId} — Retrieve details for a single user. Note: The Memberships API uses the scope users.readonly. Additional endpoints exist beyond this page.
Trigger: Zapier polls GET /users/ for new or updated records at regular intervals.
Actions: map user fields to your CRM, notify teams, create tasks based on user status.
GET /users/
id, name, email, status, membershipTier
Trigger: poll GET /users/{userId} when a specific user is needed.
Actions: update contact records in the destination app.
GET /users/{userId}
id, email, name, lastLogin, membershipPlan
Trigger: scheduled pull of users with pagination.
Actions: export to CSV or push to a data warehouse or BI tool.
GET /users?limit=100&offset=0
id, name, email, createdAt
Automate member data syncing between the Memberships API and your apps without writing a line of code.
Configure triggers, actions, and field mappings in Zapier with a point-and-click interface.
Improve data freshness and accuracy with real-time-like polling using the read-only endpoints.
This glossary defines key terms used in the guide, including endpoints, authentication, data mapping, and error handling.
A URL provided by the API that lets you retrieve or modify data programmatically.
A time-limited credential used to authorize requests to the API.
The process of verifying identity and granting access to the API.
A real-time notification endpoint that your app can subscribe to for events.
Trigger an onboarding sequence when a new user is added and automatically assign starter tasks in your project tool.
Pull weekly activity data and post a summary to your team channel or dashboard.
Schedule selective exports to secure storage for audits and compliance.
In Zapier, set up a new connection using OAuth 2.0 with your GHL credentials.
Choose GET /users/ as your trigger to fetch updated user data at your chosen cadence.
Map user data to your destination app and define how updates flow into downstream systems.
The Memberships API provides access to member-level data through a secure REST interface. You can retrieve lists of users, view details for individual users, and pull data to power workflows in your tools. This enables automated member management without manual data entry. To keep things secure, this integration uses a read-only scope by default (users.readonly), so you can read data without risking unintended changes to your Memberships data.
Authentication is handled via standard OAuth 2.0 or API keys, depending on how your Zapier App Connector is configured. Start by creating a connection in Zapier, then authorize access to the Memberships API. Tokens should be stored securely within the Zapier connection settings and refreshed as needed.
The page focuses on the primary read-only endpoints: GET /users/ and GET /users/{userId}. Additional endpoints exist but are not listed here. You can access other endpoints by expanding your API documentation or developer portal. For most automations, the listed endpoints provide enough data to map user attributes into your other apps reliably.
Yes. Zapier can trigger actions in downstream apps when new or updated user data is retrieved. You can map fields from the Memberships API to your destination app and run workflows automatically based on events like new users or status changes.
Common fields include id, name, email, status, membershipTier, and createdAt. Details vary by endpoint, but you can typically expect core identifiers, contact info, status, and membership information to be returned in the response payloads.
Error handling is managed through standard API error codes and Zapier retry logic. If a request fails, Zapier can automatically retry after a delay. You can also implement fallback flows and alerting in your connected apps to handle persistent failures.
Developer resources and documentation are available in your account’s developer portal and the Zapier platform docs. If you need deeper examples or endpoint references, consult the official API docs and the Zapier app connector guides for best practices.
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