Access to endpoints requires a secure API key or OAuth token from your GHL account. Include the token in the Authorization header and rotate credentials regularly.
Your app authenticates using the same secure method (API key or OAuth). Store tokens securely and refresh before expiry.
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 coupons are created or updated in GHL to reflect in APPNAME.
Fetch coupons, apply discounts, and keep coupon lists in sync.
Uses GET /payments/coupon and GET /payments/coupon/list
coupon_id, code, amount, expiry_date
Trigger when products change in APPNAME to push updates to GHL.
List products, view details, sync pricing and stock levels.
Uses GET /products/ and GET /products/:productId
productId, name, price, stock
Trigger when new products are added or prices updated in APPNAME.
Create, update, or delete products via the products endpoints.
POST /products/, PUT /products/:productId, DELETE /products/:productId
productId, name, description, price, availability
Automates data sync to reduce manual entry.
Keeps pricing, inventory, and promotions up to date in real time.
Consolidates authentication and endpoint access in a single integration.
This section covers API, endpoints, authentication, data mapping, and workflow processes.
An interface that lets your app talk to the GHL platform.
A standard protocol for granting limited access without sharing credentials.
A secret token used to authenticate requests to the API.
A real-time notification mechanism from GHL to your app.
Automatically pull coupon data into APPNAME to personalize offers.
Sync product details, pricing, and stock levels to APPNAME in real time.
Push new products or changes from APPNAME to GHL with minimal setup.
Request API keys or OAuth credentials from your GHL account and configure app credentials.
Define data maps for coupons and products, including IDs, names, prices, and stock.
Run tests, validate responses, and deploy the integration to production.
Answer: Use API keys or OAuth tokens. Store credentials securely and rotate them regularly. Begin with the authentication flow in your GHL account or your app’s identity provider. Ensure all requests include the Authorization header. Regular audits of access tokens help maintain security. Two paragraphs: The first covers authentication setup; the second emphasizes security and best practices.
Answer: Focus on coupons and products endpoints. For stores, the core data live at /payments/coupon, /payments/coupon/list, and /products/ plus /products/:productId. Map essential fields like coupon_id, productId, name, price, and stock. Two paragraphs: one about endpoint selection; one about data mapping and syncing.
Answer: No-code options exist via connectors and automation tools. If you need full control, you can code against the endpoints. Two paragraphs: one on no-code suitability; one on choosing coding vs no-code.
Answer: Use test environments or sandbox keys, simulate coupon and product data, and verify responses. Check status codes, response payloads, and error messages. Two paragraphs: testing steps and validation tips.
Answer: Rate limits depend on your GHL plan. Start with the default limits and request higher quotas if needed. Monitor headers for remaining calls. Two paragraphs: limits overview and monitoring tips.
Answer: Implement robust error handling, retry logic with exponential backoff, and clear error messages. Log API errors and map them to user-friendly guidance. Two paragraphs: error handling and user guidance.
Answer: Webhooks are supported for real-time updates. Configure webhooks to receive event notifications and sync data automatically. Two paragraphs: webhook benefits and setup notes.
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