The Memberships API uses the scope users.readonly to securely access member data. Connect through OAuth or API keys within your Zapier app and store credentials securely.
Configure OAuth, API keys, or token-based authentication in the Zapier app so every request to the Memberships API is authorized.
GET /users/ — retrieve a list of members. GET /users/:userId — fetch detailed information for a single member. Additional endpoints may be available in the API documentation.
Trigger when a new member is added or an existing member is updated in GHL to keep your CRM in sync.
Actions: create or update a CRM contact, update membership status, and append notes as needed.
Endpoints used: GET /users/ and GET /users/:userId
userId, email, status, lastUpdated
Trigger on new membership creation to automatically create or update a corresponding CRM contact.
Actions: create contact, assign membership tier, and log join date.
Method paths example: GET /users/; GET /users/:userId
userId, membershipId, email
Trigger: periodic membership analytics and activity reports.
Method paths: GET /users/; GET /users/:userId
userId, membershipStatus, lastUpdated
Fast setup with a drag-and-drop interface—no coding required.
Automate data flows between Memberships API and your favorite apps in minutes.
Scale automation with reusable workflows and templates.
Key elements include endpoints, authentication, triggers, actions, and mapping fields.
An Application Programming Interface that enables software components to communicate.
A specific URL path in an API used to perform a defined action.
The method by which an app proves it is allowed to access data, typically via OAuth or API keys.
A mechanism for one app to notify another when an event occurs.
Automatically generate or update CRM contacts as members join or upgrade their plans.
Use membership status fields to trigger different actions across your marketing stack.
Summarize key metrics and send a report to Slack, email, or a dashboard.
Obtain credentials, set scope to users.readonly, and securely store them in Zapier.
Choose the GET endpoints you will use and map GHL fields to your app fields.
Create a Zap with Memberships API as the trigger, then configure actions in downstream apps.
You can connect by configuring the Zapier App Connector to talk to the Memberships API using OAuth or an API key. Start by registering your app, selecting the users.readonly scope, and securely storing credentials in Zapier. Then, create a Zap with Memberships as the trigger. Finally, map membership fields to your target app and test the flow. Two paragraphs above: the setup steps ensure a secure, seamless connection.
The API exposes endpoints like GET /users/ to list members and GET /users/:userId to fetch details for a specific member. Additional endpoints may exist in the API docs. Two paragraphs: overview of endpoints and how to use them in Zapier.
No heavy coding is required. Zapier provides a no-code interface to configure triggers and actions. You can select endpoints, map fields, and set up automation with drag-and-drop tools. Two paragraphs: emphasis on no-code approach.
Authentication can be handled via OAuth or API keys within the Zapier app. Store tokens securely, use scoped access (users.readonly), and rotate credentials as recommended. Two paragraphs: security best practices.
You can sync member identifiers, emails, status, and membership dates across connected apps. Data mapping lets you align GHL fields with CRM, marketing, or analytics tools. Two paragraphs: data flexibility and mapping.
Test connectivity with a dry-run or sample data before going live. Use Zapier’s test feature to validate triggers, actions, and field mappings. Two paragraphs: testing steps.
Additional resources are available in the API docs, Zapier app support articles, and community forums. If you need further help, contact support for personalized guidance. Two paragraphs: resources and support.
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