Securely authenticate GHL’s API to enable data exchange with Zapier. Use API keys or OAuth as supported by GHL.
Configure OAuth2 or API keys in Zapier to authorize connections to GHL’s API, safeguarding your data.
GET /payments/coupon GET /payments/coupon/list payments/coupons.write POST /payments/coupon PUT /payments/coupon DEL /payments/coupon products.readonly GET /products/ GET /products/:productId products.write POST /products/ PUT /products/:productId DELETE /products/:productId
Trigger: When a product is added or updated in GHL, Zapier immediately updates connected apps and stores.
Actions: Create or update products, adjust stock levels, and sync pricing across channels.
Method Path: Use GET /products/ for reads, POST /products/ to create, and PUT /products/:productId to update.
Key fields: productId, name, price, stock, category, description.
Trigger: New order in GHL prompts Zapier to process payments, issue coupons, or route fulfillment.
Actions: Create orders, apply coupons, update payment status, notify systems.
Method Path: GET /products/, POST /products/, PUT /products/:productId, DEL /payments/coupon
Key fields: orderId, productId, customerId, total, status, couponCode
Trigger: Price or stock updates in GHL propagate to connected apps via Zapier.
Actions: Update prices, modify availability, push product changes to storefronts.
Method Path: GET /products/, PUT /products/:productId, GET /payments/coupon/list
Key fields: productId, price, stock, variantId
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A quick glossary of terms used in this guide: Endpoints, Triggers, Actions, Data Fields, and Authentication methods.
A URL path exposed by an API that allows a client to perform a specific operation or fetch data.
An event in GHL that starts an automation in Zapier or another connected app.
An operation performed in response to a trigger, such as creating or updating a product.
The process of verifying identity to grant secure access to APIs.
Use Zapier to ingest supplier data into GHL, creating new products automatically and updating existing ones.
Distribute pricing updates to all connected storefronts and payment flows through a single Zap.
Set up alerts when stock runs low and automatically reorder or notify teams.
Obtain API keys or OAuth tokens and grant Zapier access to GHL endpoints.
Choose a trigger that starts workflows when GHL data changes.
Connect fields between GHL and Zapier, run tests, and deploy.
GHL supports API key-based authentication and OAuth2 for secure access to the Products & Store API. Use the method recommended by your GHL admin to obtain a valid token and ensure your Zapier connection is authorized. Regularly rotate keys and monitor access for security.
The Products & Store API exposes endpoints for managing products and payments, including listing and retrieving products, updating inventories, and handling coupons. Use these endpoints within Zapier to create, read, update, or delete records as part of your automated workflows.
Yes. Zapier can synchronize inventory across multiple storefronts by propagating stock changes from GHL to all connected channels. This keeps listings consistent and reduces overselling. Configure a single trigger to update multiple endpoints as part of one zap.
There can be usage considerations such as API rate limits and potential costs for high-volume automations. Review GHL’s API guidelines and Zapier plan allowances to estimate usage and scale accordingly. Implement backoffs and retries to handle limits gracefully.
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