Access to the Orders API requires a secure API key or OAuth token issued by your GHL developer portal. Use the GHL credentials to authorize requests to payments endpoints.
In Abyssale generate an integration key with the correct scope and store securely for server to server calls. The current scope is payments readonly as listed.
Core endpoints used include GET /payments/integrations/provider/whitelabel, POST /payments/integrations/provider/whitelabel, GET /payments/orders/, GET /payments/orders/:orderId, GET /payments/orders/:orderId/fulfillments, POST /payments/orders/:orderId/fulfillments, GET /payments/transactions/, GET /payments/subscriptions/, and GET /payments/subscriptions/:subscriptionId. This mix covers read only and write operations essential for syncing orders and payments between Abyssale and the Orders API.
Trigger: a new Abyssale order is created
Actions: create a corresponding order in the GHL Payments Orders API and initiate fulfillment when ready
POST /payments/orders or GET /payments/orders to fetch
Order ID, Abyssale orderId, amount, currency, status
Trigger: payment status changes in Abyssale or payment gateway
Actions: update GHL order status via appropriate endpoint, broadcast fulfillment events
POST or PUT to /payments/orders/:orderId/fulfillments or /payments/orders
orderId, fulfillmentId, status
Trigger: daily summary sync in the background
Actions: push a consolidated report to GHL dashboards or a Slack channel
GET /payments/transactions and GET /payments/subscriptions for insights
transactions, subscriptions, reportDate
Fast setup with no code workflows and in app automations
Lower maintenance with visual builders and webhooks
Faster iteration with test and deploy in your GHL workspace
Learn the core elements and processes used to connect Abyssale with the Orders API through secure auth, endpoints, and data mapping
Application Programming Interface a set of rules that lets two apps talk to each other
An action that completes an order such as shipping a product or marking as paid
A specific URL that performs an action or returns data in an API
A callback URL where apps publish events for real time updates
Set up a workflow that triggers a refund event in Abyssale and records it in the Orders API
Automatically tag orders in Abyssale based on payment status and customer data
Build a real time dashboard showing sync status between Abyssale and the Orders API
Collect API keys and integration tokens from both Abyssale and the GHL developer portal
Map endpoint paths and data fields between Abyssale and the Orders API
Run tests in a staging workspace, then move to production with monitoring
No coding is required for basic sync using built in automations and webhooks. You can connect Abyssale and the Orders API using a no code workflow in GHL that listens for events and triggers actions. The setup is designed for marketers and ops teams to move fast without developers.
At minimum you will use endpoints such as GET /payments/orders and POST /payments/orders. You can test with a sandbox account and sample data to validate mapping and timing without impacting live data.
The integration uses API keys or OAuth tokens over TLS. Store credentials securely and rotate regularly. Use least privilege access to reduce risk.
Yes. Use a staging workspace and sample data to validate before going live. Enable feature flags to control when changes propagate to production.
Webhooks are supported for real time updates. Configure your Abyssale webhook URL and the corresponding endpoint in GHL to receive events on order and payment changes.
Yes you can map custom fields such as order note, customer ID, and fulfillment status between systems. Use field mapping in your GHL integration to keep data aligned.
In GHL you can monitor sync status via logs, webhooks, and endpoint status indicators. Use the dashboard to track reliability and latency.
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