Authenticate requests to the Orders API using your GHL API key and standard OAuth flow if required. Attach the API key in request headers and follow the documented scopes for payments and orders.
Secure Accelo authentication via OAuth or token-based credentials installed in the app. Ensure permissions for payments read/write, orders, and fulfillments before going live.
– 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/transactions/:transactionId – GET /payments/subscriptions/ – GET /payments/subscriptions/:subscriptionId
Trigger: a new order is created in Accelo, then create or update the corresponding order in the GHL Orders API and attach fulfillments as needed.
Actions: create or update order, create fulfillments, map customer and line items.
Endpoint path: POST /payments/orders/:orderId/fulfillments or GET /payments/orders/:orderId
Key fields: orderId, customerId, totalAmount, status
Trigger: a payment is completed in Accelo, reflect in GHL via the transactions endpoint.
Actions: log transaction, update order status, reconcile with subscriptions when applicable.
Endpoint path: GET /payments/transactions/ or GET /payments/orders/:orderId
Key fields: transactionId, orderId, amount, currency
Trigger: a recurring payment is due in Accelo, push to GHL Subscriptions if needed.
Actions: create or update subscription, manage retries, alert on failures.
Endpoint path: GET /payments/subscriptions/ or GET /payments/subscriptions/:subscriptionId
Key fields: subscriptionId, planId, nextBillingDate
Set up triggers, actions, and mappings with a few clicks—no custom coding required.
Instant data synchronization between Accelo and the Orders API reduces manual entry and errors.
Automated workflows simplify reconciliations, payments, and reporting for teams.
Elements: endpoints, authentication, data mapping, webhooks, error handling. Processes: connect, test, monitor, and scale the integration safely.
A unique credential used to authenticate requests between GHL and Accelo.
A callback URL that receives event notifications from GHL when data changes.
An authorization framework that issues access tokens to third-party apps with user consent.
The process of completing or delivering an order or service item.
Automatically create or update Accelo invoices when a payment is processed in GHL.
Push fulfillment updates from Accelo to GHL Orders API to keep customers informed.
Consolidate subscription data from both systems into a single view for finance and ops.
Gather GHL API key and Accelo app credentials; verify access scopes for payments and orders.
Map orders, transactions, and subscriptions fields between GHL and Accelo.
Run tests, monitor logs, fix any mismatches, and enable live automations.
No coding is required to get started. Use the prebuilt triggers, actions, and mappings to connect Accelo with the Orders API. If you need adjustments, you can customize field mappings and automate common tasks. After setup, run a test to confirm that orders and payments sync correctly between systems. If you run into issues, enable verbose logging and check error messages to quickly diagnose data mismatches or authentication problems.
GHL uses an API key complemented by OAuth where required. Store keys securely in the GHL developer console and pass them in request headers. Accelo authentication follows secure OAuth or token-based methods with the necessary scopes for payments, orders, and fulfillments.
For a basic sync, focus on endpoints for orders, transactions, and fulfillments. Start with GET /payments/orders/, GET /payments/transactions/, and GET /payments/subscriptions/ to establish data flow, then expand to write endpoints as needed.
Yes. The mapping between GHL and Accelo fields can be customized in the integration settings. You can align customer identifiers, order totals, statuses, and fulfillments to fit your business rules.
Use the built-in test mode to simulate transactions and orders. Check returned payloads, verify field mappings, and confirm that any webhooks fire as expected. Review logs for each step to ensure accuracy.
Logs and error reports appear in the integration console. Enable detailed logging during testing, review failed requests, and monitor webhook deliveries to troubleshoot quickly.
API rate limits apply. Plan the sync cadence to avoid hitting limits, and implement exponential backoff for retrying failed requests. Consider batching where possible to optimize performance.
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