Access to the Memberships API requires a secure token with the users.readonly scope. Use OAuth 2.0 tokens or API keys as your setup dictates to retrieve user data.
Authorize Active Knocker within the GHL integration flow. Ensure the app is granted the correct scope and that redirect URLs are properly configured.
Endpoint1: GET /users/ — fetches a list of users. Endpoint2: GET /users/:userId — fetches a single user by ID. Additional endpoints are documented as the integration expands.
Trigger: when a user is created or updated in Active Knocker to sync with Memberships API.
Actions: map core fields (userId, email, name, status) and push updates to the API.
Method/path examples: GET /users/ to pull all users; GET /users/{userId} to fetch a single user.
Key fields: userId, email, and status to ensure accurate and deduplicated records.
Trigger: on-demand pull from Active Knocker to verify or fetch a specific user.
Actions: retrieve user data and update records as needed.
Method/path: GET /users/:userId
Key fields: userId, email.
Trigger: initial data migration during onboarding.
Actions: batch fetch and upsert users in bulk when setting up.
Bulk endpoint example: GET /users/ (bulk list) or a supported batch import endpoint when available.
Key fields: userId, email to guarantee idempotent imports.
No-code sync eliminates manual data exports and reduces data-entry errors.
Real-time updates support accurate access control and onboarding workflows.
Scaling automation lets teams grow without custom coding.
This section defines essential concepts: API endpoints, authentication scopes, field mappings, data formats, and error handling for a smooth integration.
A specific URL path exposed by the Memberships API used to perform actions or retrieve data.
The process of proving identity to access API resources, typically via OAuth tokens or API keys.
An authorization framework that grants access to user data without sharing credentials.
A callback URL that receives real-time event updates from the API.
Leverage membership events to adjust user permissions in real time.
Automate initial user provisioning via the /users endpoint as part of onboarding.
Segment users by plan, region, or groups for targeted access and messaging.
Obtain an OAuth client or API key and configure the users.readonly scope for secure access.
Authorize the app and select Memberships API endpoints to expose (GET /users/ and GET /users/:userId).
Create mappings for name, email, and status; run a test sync to verify results.
The Memberships API integration lets Active Knocker read and sync user data from the Memberships system without writing code. It enables real-time or scheduled data flow to power access controls and onboarding. You can use the GET /users/ endpoint to fetch users and GET /users/:userId to fetch specific profiles. As you expand, additional endpoints become available for deeper data access.
With users.readonly, you can retrieve user profiles, emails, and basic attributes necessary for verification and access mapping. No write permissions are granted, so changes must be performed through your app logic or approved workflows. This keeps data secure while enabling visibility for audits and reporting.
Coding is not required for standard setups. The Zapier App Connector handles authentication and endpoint mapping, allowing you to connect Active Knocker to Memberships API via a guided UI. Advanced customizations can be achieved with minimal scripting if needed, but many teams operate fully no-code.
Authentication is handled via OAuth 2.0 tokens or API keys with the users.readonly scope. In the setup flow, you’ll authorize the app, grant the scope, and securely store the token. Regular token refresh and secure storage practices should be followed.
Yes. You can fetch a single user by ID using GET /users/:userId. This is useful for on-demand checks, profile lookups, and targeted user updates without pulling the entire dataset.
Beyond /users and /users/:userId, the Memberships API can include endpoints for related resources such as groups, roles, or memberships statuses. The exact endpoints depend on your API plan and version. Consult your API documentation for a complete list and any required permissions.
For detailed guidance, refer to the Memberships API integration docs in the vendor portal, or contact support for onboarding assistance. You can also review tutorials and community resources for hands-on examples and best practices.
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