Use OAuth 2.0 with the scope users.readonly to securely authorize actions between Action Network and Memberships API. Tokens should be stored securely and refreshed on a set schedule.
Action Network authentication relies on a standard OAuth flow to grant the Memberships API connector permission to read member data. Ensure you have admin rights to approve the connection and scopes.
Endpoints included in this integration include: GET /users/ for listing members and GET /users/:userId for retrieving a single member by ID.
Trigger: A new member is added in Action Network. This kicks off a pull of the member data to upsert into the Memberships API.
Actions: Retrieve the new member’s details from Action Network and upsert the corresponding record in Memberships API.
METHOD PATH: GET /users/ (read) and POST /users/ (create)
Key fields: id, email, firstName, lastName, membershipStatus
Trigger: A member’s profile is updated in Action Network.
Actions: Update the user in Memberships API with the latest profile data and adjust membership status as needed.
METHOD PATH: PATCH /users/{userId} or PUT /users/{userId}
Key fields: id, email, membershipTier, status
Trigger: Schedule a batch import from Action Network to Memberships API (e.g., daily or weekly).
Actions: Retrieve all users via GET /users/ and bulk upsert into Memberships API using POST /users/bulk.
METHOD PATH: POST /users/bulk
Fields: id, email, name, membershipStatus, joinedDate
Automate data synchronization without writing a line of code.
Keep member data accurate across systems with real-time updates and error handling.
Streamline member journeys with triggers, actions, and simplified workflows.
Key elements include API endpoints, authentication, triggers, actions, and data fields used during syncing.
A specific URL and HTTP method used to perform an action against an API.
A process to verify identity and grant access to API resources.
A callback URL that receives real-time data pushes from an external service.
An authorization framework that issues access tokens to grant limited permissions.
Automatically add new Action Network signups to Memberships API and trigger a welcome message based on membership tier.
Segment members by activity in Action Network and adjust their membership category in real-time.
Schedule weekly imports from Action Network to Memberships API to keep data up-to-date.
Create an API credential in the Memberships API and authorize it with Action Network.
Define how data flows: when to pull from Action Network and push to Memberships API.
Run tests, validate data mappings, and deploy to production.
The integration uses OAuth 2.0-based authentication to securely connect Action Network with Memberships API. You’ll authorize scopes and obtain access tokens to read member data. Ensure you store tokens securely and rotate them per best practices. In most setups, admin approval is required to enable the connection. Once authorized, you can configure triggers and actions without writing code.
The primary endpoints are GET /users/ and GET /users/:userId for retrieving member data. Depending on your setup, you may also use POST /users/bulk for batch imports. The exact endpoints available can vary by your API plan and permissions. Always review your API docs for endpoint availability and required scopes.
Real-time sync typically occurs within seconds to minutes after a trigger fires, depending on your polling or webhook configuration. For bulk imports, you control the cadence (daily or weekly). If you require near-instant updates, enable webhooks where supported and ensure your endpoints respond quickly to avoid retries.
On conflicts, the connector will attempt to upsert and may log errors. You can configure conflict resolution rules and review error logs in the dashboard. If a conflict arises, data may be overwritten based on the latest update or your predefined rules.
No heavy coding is required. The integration uses pre-built connectors, triggers, and actions. Some basic configuration is needed to map fields and set up authentication, but there are no custom scripts required for standard use cases.
Rate limits depend on both services. If you hit limits, the connector may queue requests or pause until limits reset. Best practice is to batch requests and stagger syncs to smooth consumption and avoid failures.
To start, create API credentials, authorize the connection in Action Network, configure the desired triggers and actions, and test the workflow in a sandbox before going live. Monitor the integration in the dashboard and adjust mappings as your data evolves.
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