Use OAuth tokens with the opportunities scope to read data and perform actions. Store tokens securely, rotate regularly, and grant only the permissions you need.
Register an application in Acronis to obtain API credentials, keep them secure, and test connectivity before enabling automated flows.
GET /opportunities/search; GET /opportunities/:id; GET /opportunities/pipelines; POST /opportunities; PUT /opportunities/:id; PUT /opportunities/:id/status; DELETE /opportunities/:id. API Endpoint4: opportunities.write.
Trigger: Acronis detects a new event; create an Opportunity in GHL via POST /opportunities.
Actions: POST /opportunities to create; map fields; optionally notify the team.
POST /opportunities
name, stage, amount, close_date, source, external_id
Trigger: status change in GHL updates Acronis
Actions: PUT /opportunities/:id/status to reflect changes; update APPNAME record accordingly.
PUT /opportunities/:id/status
id, status
Trigger: opportunity closed in APPNAME; reflect in GHL as won or lost
Actions: PUT /opportunities/:id/status to closed; set close_date; optionally delete or archive.
PUT /opportunities/:id/status
id, status, close_date
Fast setup with no-code automations between GHL and APPNAME.
Real-time data sync reduces manual data entry and keeps systems aligned.
Scalable workflows with reusable templates for future integrations.
This glossary explains API endpoints, triggers, actions, and data fields used in the integration between GHL, APPNAME, and the no-code platform.
Application Programming Interface that exposes the Opportunities endpoints in GHL.
Authorization framework for secure access tokens used by API clients.
A URL path to access a resource in the API.
API key or OAuth token used to authenticate requests.
Automatically open opportunities in GHL when Acronis detects threats or incidents.
Create tasks in APPNAME linked to GHL opportunities, enabling cross-system remediation workflows.
Define mapping between GHL stages and APPNAME lifecycle stages to keep data synchronized.
Step 1: generate and securely store credentials, grant access to the required scopes.
Step 2: map GHL fields to APPNAME fields and set up webhooks or polling.
Step 3: run tests, verify data sync, and enable automation in production.
Authentication uses OAuth 2.0 tokens with scopes for reading opportunities. Store tokens securely and rotate them regularly. Use the APP credentials for Acronis to authorize the connection.
Available endpoints include search, get by id, list pipelines, create, update, change status, and delete opportunities. See the endpoint list for full details.
Yes. Map fields such as name, amount, close_date, stage, contact_id, and custom fields between GHL and APPNAME to ensure data consistency.
Implement retries with exponential backoff, log errors, and alert on failures. Use status codes to determine next actions.
Yes. Respect the API rate limits defined by the GHL platform and APPNAME; design batch and delayed sync as needed.
No coding is required for basic setup; use no-code automations or platforms like Zapier App Connector to wire endpoints. For advanced needs, minimal scripting is possible.
Test in a staging or sandbox environment, verify data integrity, and confirm that automated triggers fire as expected before going live.
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