Authenticate requests with a secure API key and the required scopes (for example payments.readonly and products.readonly) to control access to coupons, products, and payments.
ABC GymSales uses a securely stored API credential set to authorize calls to the GHL API, following best practices for key management and rotation.
– 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 new coupon is created or an existing coupon is updated in GHL, prompting ABC GymSales to sync promotion codes.
Actions: read and write coupons, apply codes at checkout, and reflect changes in ABC GymSales catalogs.
Methods/Paths: GET /payments/coupon, GET /payments/coupon/list, POST /payments/coupon, PUT /payments/coupon, DEL /payments/coupon
Key fields: coupon_id, code, discount_value, expiration_date, status
Trigger: product updates or pricing changes in ABC GymSales or from GHL.
Actions: read/write products, ensure price and stock alignment, propagate descriptions and categories.
Methods/Paths: GET /products/, GET /products/:productId, POST /products/, PUT /products/:productId, DELETE /products/:productId
Key fields: productId, price, stock, category, description
Trigger: new payments or refunds occur in ABC GymSales, triggering updates in GHL.
Actions: read/write coupons and payments, create invoices, synchronize order status.
Methods/Paths: GET /payments/coupon, POST /payments/coupon, PUT /payments/coupon, DEL /payments/coupon
Key fields: paymentId, orderId, amount, status
Real-time data sync eliminates manual data entry and reduces errors across coupons, products, and payments.
Automations handle routine tasks like coupon creation and product updates without custom code.
Centralized endpoint management provides consistency and easier maintenance.
This glossary defines core terms and the processes used to map GHL endpoints to ABC GymSales data.
Application Programming Interface: a set of rules that enables ABC GymSales to interact with GHL programmatically.
A specific URL path and operation in the GHL API used to perform an action (e.g., fetch a product or coupon).
Credentials and tokens used to prove identity and grant permissions when calling GHL endpoints.
A callback URL that receives event notifications (such as coupon changes or product updates).
Automatically create and deploy coupons based on member activity, events, or membership tier in ABC GymSales plus GHL.
Trigger product recommendations or bundle offers through GHL endpoints at checkout in ABC GymSales.
Push stock-level changes from ABC GymSales to GHL and notify teams when thresholds are reached.
In GHL, generate an API key with the required scopes (payments.readonly, products.readonly) and store it securely.
Map coupons, products, and payments fields between GHL and ABC GymSales so data aligns and flows correctly.
Test end-to-end scenarios in a sandbox environment, verify data integrity, then switch to live mode when ready.
The GHL API exposes endpoints to manage coupons, products, and payments, enabling programmatic control over promotions and catalog data. This API is designed for both developers and no-code connectors, allowing flexible integration with ABC GymSales. You can start with the endpoints listed in this guide and expand as needed.
You can connect ABC GymSales to GHL without custom code by using a no-code connector or Zapier App Connector. For advanced workflows or complex validations, you can supplement with code steps or custom middleware while preserving core no-code automation.
Coupons endpoints include GET /payments/coupon, GET /payments/coupon/list, POST /payments/coupon, PUT /payments/coupon, and DEL /payments/coupon. These endpoints let you read, create, update, and delete coupon data as part of your promotions.
Yes. With proper mapping and real-time or scheduled sync, products and payments can be kept in sync between GHL and ABC GymSales. Use event triggers or polling to keep data current.
Authenticate with a securely stored API key and the correct scopes. Use tokens or keys as required by GHL and rotate them regularly to maintain security.
No-code solutions are often enough for standard flows, but some teams may require code-based steps for complex validations, custom field mappings, or conditional logic.
Endpoint documentation is available in the GHL developer portal and in the API reference for Coupons, Products, and Payments. Use the docs to understand parameters, responses, and error handling.
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