Access to the Memberships API requires proper authentication. Use the provided credentials to authorize calls from the Zapier App Connector and ensure the scope users.readonly is enforced.
In Zapier, connect the app using OAuth 2.0 or API key methods as supported, then test the connection to confirm permissions.
GET /users/ — list all users; GET /users/:userId — fetch a single user by ID. Additional endpoints may be added later as needed.
Trigger: New user record appears in Memberships API, then push to your spreadsheet, CRM, or analytics tool.
Actions: Get user details, search users, or sync a batch of users with pagination.
GET /users/
Key fields: userId, email, status
Trigger: When a specific user is requested by ID, useful for on-demand data pulls.
Actions: Get user by ID, list all users, or filter by status.
GET /users/:userId
Key fields: userId
Trigger: Periodic synchronizations pull in updated user records.
Actions: List users with ?page and ?limit parameters, map fields, and store results.
GET /users/
Key fields: page, limit
Automate user data retrieval and reporting without writing code.
Save time by turning manual checks into scheduled or trigger-driven workflows.
Keep data consistent across tools by using a single source of truth for user data.
This glossary explains terms used when connecting the Memberships API to the Zapier App Connector, including endpoints, authentication, and data flow.
A URL in the Memberships API that exposes a specific function or data set.
Process of verifying identity before allowing access to API resources.
Authorization framework used to grant limited access to resources on behalf of a user.
A callback URL that receives event notifications from the API.
Trigger on new users and create or update contacts in your CRM.
Push user data to a BI tool or spreadsheet for reporting.
Send Slack or email alerts when a user’s status changes.
Obtain credentials and configure OAuth 2.0 or API key in Zapier to authorize calls.
Map fields from GET /users/ and GET /users/:userId to your Zapier targets.
Create triggers and actions using the endpoint calls and test the workflow.
You can authenticate via OAuth 2.0 or API key, depending on what the Memberships API supports. In the Zapier App Connector, configure the connection securely and run a test to confirm access. Always keep credentials secret and rotate them as recommended.
The integration exposes endpoints like GET /users/ and GET /users/:userId. If more endpoints are added later, update mappings in Zapier and adjust field labels to reflect new data.
Yes. With users.readonly scope, you can retrieve user data but cannot modify it. For write access, you would need elevated permissions from the API provider.
In Zapier, use the Test Trigger and Test Action features to verify the connection and field mappings. The tool will simulate API responses from the Memberships API.
Rate limits depend on your Memberships API plan. If you hit limits, implement pagination, spacing out requests, or batch fetches to stay within quotas.
Map essential fields like userId, email, and status consistently to destination apps. Use shared data types and clear label names to avoid confusion.
For deeper guidance, review the Memberships API and Zapier App Connector documentation, and participate in the developer community for tips and updates.
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