Use OAuth 2.0 tokens or an API key, depending on your GHL account. Store credentials securely in 4aGoodCause and rotate them regularly.
Configure your 4aGoodCause credentials in GHL and allow trusted data exchange via webhooks and secure tokens.
• GET /payments/coupon; • GET /payments/coupon/list; • POST /payments/coupon; • PUT /payments/coupon; • DEL /payments/coupon; • GET /products/; • GET /products/:productId; • POST /products/; • PUT /products/:productId; • DELETE /products/:productId
Trigger: a customer reaches checkout in 4aGoodCause.
Actions: pull coupon data from GHL, validate codes, and apply discounts in real time.
Methods: GET /payments/coupon, GET /payments/coupon/list, and POST /payments/coupon as needed.
Key fields: couponId, code, amount, expiry.
Trigger: product/catalog updates in GHL propagate to 4aGoodCause
Actions: fetch GET /products endpoints, create or update records in 4aGoodCause
Methods: GET /products/, GET /products/:productId, POST /products/
Key fields: productId, sku, price, stock, description
Trigger: new coupon or price rule created in GHL
Actions: apply discounts during checkout and update marketing segments in real time
Methods: combine coupon endpoints with product endpoints to drive dynamic pricing
Key fields: couponId, productId, discount, validity
Rapid setup with drag-and-drop automations and templates
Real-time data synchronization without custom coding
Visual workflows let you tailor promotions without a dev team
Explore the core elements: endpoints, triggers, actions, and the data fields you’ll exchange between GHL and 4aGoodCause.
An Application Programming Interface that exposes endpoints to read and write data between systems.
OAuth 2.0 is an authorization framework that grants scoped access without sharing user credentials.
REST is an architectural style for building APIs that use standard HTTP methods and status codes.
A discount code or rule that can be applied at checkout to reduce price.
Automatically fetch and apply relevant coupons based on cart contents and customer profile.
Keep product data current in 4aGoodCause to prevent out-of-stock or inaccurate pricing.
Automate discounts and pricing based on inventory, demand, and user segments.
Create a GHL API key or OAuth client and securely store it in 4aGoodCause.
Add the necessary endpoints for coupons and products and set the proper scopes for access.
Run tests, verify data integrity, and enable automations for ongoing sync.
The GHL API exposes endpoints you can call from 4aGoodCause to read coupon data, product info, and perform actions like creating or updating records. It gives you a programmable bridge between your store data and promotions.
No deep coding is required for many setups thanks to no-code automation layers. You can configure webhooks, endpoints, and actions in a visual editor and use samples to bootstrap workflows. For complex scenarios, a developer can help, but you can start with templates.
Essential endpoints include coupon and product endpoints (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE as needed) and their related read/write permissions. Start with GET /payments/coupon, GET /payments/coupon/list, and GET /products/ and GET /products/:productId to explore data.
Yes. The GHL API allows you to create, read, update, and delete coupons, which can drive promotions during checkout and in marketing campaigns.
API rate limits depend on your GHL plan. Plan for bursts during launches and use caching and efficient queries to minimize calls unless you need real-time updates.
Test in a staging environment, use sandbox credentials, and validate data by performing sample transactions and cross-checking results in both systems.
Use built-in logs and dashboards in GHL and 4aGoodCause or forward events to a centralized observability tool to monitor sync status and troubleshoot errors.
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