Requests to the Orders API require a valid GHL API key with appropriate scope. Use the provided credentials to authorize each call and guard them securely.
Ablefy authenticates to GHL using OAuth 2.0 tokens or API keys configured in your app account. Limit permissions to what you need.
Key endpoints include: GET /payments/integrations/provider/whitelabel; GET /payments/orders/; GET /payments/orders/:orderId; GET /payments/orders/:orderId/fulfillments; POST /payments/orders/:orderId/fulfillments; POST /payments/integrations/provider/whitelabel; GET /payments/transactions/; GET /payments/transactions/:transactionId; GET /payments/subscriptions/; GET /payments/subscriptions/:subscriptionId
Trigger: new or updated orders in Orders API
Actions: fetch order details, sync to ablefy, update downstream systems
GET /payments/orders/ and GET /payments/orders/:orderId
Key fields: orderId, totalAmount, customer, status, fulfillments
Trigger: fulfillment created or updated
Actions: post /payments/orders/:orderId/fulfillments, reflect status in ablefy
POST /payments/orders/:orderId/fulfillments
Key fields: orderId, fulfillmentId, status, shipDate
Trigger: new transaction or update
Actions: fetch /payments/transactions, reconcile with ablefy data, generate reports
GET /payments/transactions/ and GET /payments/transactions/:transactionId
Key fields: transactionId, amount, currency, status, date
Faster setup with drag-and-drop configuration and no code required
Real-time visibility of orders, fulfillments and payments
Centralized data flows between GHL and ablefy reduce manual work
Understand the essential elements: endpoints, authentication, mapping fields, webhooks and error handling to build a reliable integration.
API stands for Application Programming Interface; it exposes endpoints you call to access data from GHL.
A fulfillment records shipment or delivery status for an order.
An order represents a customer purchase in the Orders API.
Webhook is a outbound API call that notifies your app when an event happens.
Automatically trigger refunds in ablefy when an order is canceled in GHL.
Push real-time order and fulfillment updates to customers through ablefy channels.
Correlate orders, fulfillments and transactions in a single view in ablefy.
Obtain GHL API keys with the necessary scope and configure ablefy with your client ID and secret. Ensure scope includes payments/integration.readonly where required.
Select endpoints for orders, fulfillments, transactions and subscriptions and map fields to ablefy data models.
Test in sandbox, verify data consistency, then enable live integration in production.
No deep coding is required. The setup uses standard API calls and configurations in ablefy. If you can copy endpoints and configure credentials, you can complete the integration. For advanced custom mappings, basic scripting can help, but the core flow remains no-code friendly.
For a basic sync you’ll use endpoints for orders and transactions. Map orderId, totalAmount, customer, status and related fulfillments. You may also pull subscription data if needed.
Use the sandbox environment to simulate orders and transactions. Check that data appears correctly in ablefy and that triggers fire as expected. Validate webhooks and error handling.
Store credentials securely, rotate keys regularly, and use least-privilege access. Use secure vaults and encrypted storage, and enable monitoring for unusual activity.
Yes. Ablefy can map custom fields from the Orders API to your app fields. Use field mappings to ensure data flows match your workflows.
Refunds are processed via the Orders API. Ablefy will trigger refunds based on GHL events or direct user actions in ablefy depending on your setup.
Due to high volume, we will be upgrading our server soon!
Complete Operations Catalog - 126 Actions & Triggers
