The Memberships API uses a scoped access model. Your credentials grant a read-only scope (users.readonly) to retrieve member information. Always send your token in the Authorization header as Bearer
To authorize AccessAlly with the Memberships API, generate an API key or OAuth credentials in GHL, attach the token to requests, and test with a small test user. Store credentials securely and rotate them regularly.
– GET /users/ — List all users – GET /users/:userId — Retrieve a user by ID Note: Additional endpoints exist in the API docs; not every page uses them.
Trigger: New member sign-up in AccessAlly
Actions: Pull profile data from Memberships API and populate AccessAlly contact fields.
GET /users/
Key fields: id, email, membership_status
Trigger: Member profile viewed or updated in AccessAlly
Actions: Use GET /users/:userId to fetch and display enriched membership data in AccessAlly.
GET /users/:userId
Key fields: id, email, membership_level, status
Trigger: Member joins or upgrades in AccessAlly
PUT /users/:userId
Key fields: id, email, membership_id
Automate data synchronization between AccessAlly and the Memberships API without writing custom code.
Keep member statuses, expiration dates, and tags aligned across systems in real time.
Reduce manual data entry, improve accuracy, and scale your member management with confidence.
A quick glossary of terms you’ll see when connecting the GHL Memberships API to AccessAlly, including endpoints, authentication, and common data fields.
A URL path that performs a specific action or returns data from the GHL API, for example GET /users/.
A secret token used to authorize requests to the GHL API; protect it like a password.
Information about a member stored across AccessAlly and the Memberships API, including status, levels, and renewal dates.
A real-time notification sent when data changes in one system that can trigger automated actions in another.
Automatically apply AccessAlly tags based on membership_status data pulled from the Memberships API.
Fetch member details when they access protected content to personalize experiences.
Keep renewal dates consistent across AccessAlly and the Memberships API to avoid lapses.
Create API keys or OAuth credentials in GHL and store securely.
Enter GET /users/ and GET /users/:userId into your workflow and test.
Run tests, validate data mapping, and deploy automation to production.
You can access essential member data such as id, email, and membership_status with the Memberships API, within the users.readonly scope. This enables read-only retrieval for integration needs. You can combine data with AccessAlly fields for personalized experiences.
Authenticate requests by including an Authorization header with a Bearer token and your API key. Rotate keys regularly and follow best practices for credential management.
Common endpoints for lookups are GET /users/ to list users and GET /users/:userId to fetch a single user by ID. Use these in any workflow that requires member details.
With users.readonly scope, write-back to AccessAlly is not permitted. To write data, you would need appropriate write permissions and scope.
Rate limits vary by plan but are designed to support automation. If you hit limits, implement exponential backoff and batching where possible.
Error responses include standard HTTP codes. Retry on transient errors and log failures for debugging.
Sandbox or test environments are available for evaluating the integration before going live.
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