Authenticate requests with your Memberships API credentials. Use the scope users.readonly to limit access and protect your data.
To connect ablefy with the Memberships API, create an app in GHL and obtain an API key with the proper scope. Store credentials securely and rotate keys regularly.
Endpoint 1: GET /users/\nEndpoint 2: GET /users/:userId\nEndpoint 3-17: Additional endpoints are documented in the API reference and may be used as needed.
Trigger: Retrieve the latest user data on login or when a user record is updated to keep profiles fresh.
Actions: Update ablefy user profiles with current membership status, tier, and expiration dates.
GET /users/:userId
Key fields: id, email, membershipLevel, status
Trigger: Daily or on-demand batch pull to keep records aligned.
Actions: Create or update many user records with updated membership data.
GET /users/
Key fields: id, email, membershipStatus, lastUpdated
Trigger: Webhook from GHL when a user’s membership changes.
Actions: Push updates to ablefy and refresh access accordingly.
GET /users/:userId
Key fields: id, membership, expiration
No-code integration templates let you set up connections quickly without writing code.
Visual builders, triggers, and field mappings automate data flow between the Memberships API and ablefy.
Fewer errors due to centralized data sources and clear mappings.
Key elements include endpoints, authentication, data mappings, and event triggers that enable reliable data flow between the Memberships API and ablefy.
An interface that allows apps to communicate and exchange data.
Processes used to verify identity and authorize access to protected resources.
A specific path in an API that performs an action or returns data.
An HTTP callback that notifies a system when an event occurs.
Use a trigger to create a new ablefy user when a new member signs up in Memberships API.
Schedule automated emails or in-app reminders when a membership is nearing expiration.
Build a dashboard showing live sync status between GHL and ablefy.
Create API credentials in GHL and authorize the ablefy app.
Define how membership fields map to ablefy fields.
Run end-to-end tests to verify data flow.
No coding is required thanks to the visual GHL connection builder. You can configure triggers, actions, and field mappings without writing code. For more advanced needs, you can still customize using webhooks and API keys, but most teams can complete setup in minutes.
The core endpoints used for reading user data are GET /users/ and GET /users/:userId. Depending on your needs, you may reference additional endpoints in the API reference to manage memberships and profiles. Use field mappings to ensure data lands in the right ablefy fields.
Store API keys securely, rotate them regularly, and apply least-privilege scopes. Avoid hard-coding secrets and use secret management services and environment variables. Never expose credentials in client-side code; monitor usage and apply access controls.
Yes. Batch syncing can be scheduled or triggered on demand to pull multiple users at once. This helps manage API quotas and keeps data consistent. Pair batch sync with delta checks to only push changed records for efficiency.
OAuth 2.0 and API keys are common options. Choose OAuth for user-centric flows and API keys for server-to-server tasks with restricted scopes. Ensure you follow your security policy. In many Memberships API integrations, API keys with scoped permissions are sufficient for standard syncing.
Real-time updates depend on how you configure triggers and webhooks; latencies are typically in the seconds range. If you need guaranteed delivery, add retries and idempotent operations. Keep a test harness to verify edge cases and ensure reliability.
Testing should cover data integrity, field mappings, error handling, and end-to-end workflows. Use a sandbox environment to simulate signups, logins, and membership changes. Validate that the integration behaves correctly under edge cases and monitor for failures.
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