Use your API key and OAuth flow to securely authenticate requests to the GHL Products & Store API via the Zapier App Connector.
The app uses OAuth 2.0 and token-based authentication to securely connect to GHL endpoints.
Payments: GET /payments/coupon; GET /payments/coupon/list; POST /payments/coupon; PUT /payments/coupon; DEL /payments/coupon. Products: GET /products/; GET /products/:productId; POST /products/; PUT /products/:productId; DELETE /products/:productId.
Trigger: when a new coupon is created or updated in GHL, create or update a coupon in your APPNAME via the Zapier connector.
Actions: create, update, delete coupons; fetch coupon details; list coupons.
Example methods: GET /payments/coupon, POST /payments/coupon, PUT /payments/coupon
Key fields include id, code, amount, expiry_date, status
Trigger: updates to products in GHL reflect in your APPNAME via Zapier.
Actions: read-only access to products; create/update/delete products depending on permissions.
GET /products/, GET /products/:productId, POST /products/, PUT /products/:productId, DELETE /products/:productId
Fields: id, name, price, stock, currency
Trigger: coupon list changes to drive analytics and reporting in the APPNAME.
Actions: list coupons, filter by status, export to spreadsheets
GET /payments/coupon/list
Fields: coupon_id, code, discount, status, created_at
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A quick glossary of core terms, endpoints, and data flows used when integrating the GHL API with Zapier App Connector for Accelevents.
A specific URL and HTTP method that lets your app read or modify data in GHL.
The mechanism used to verify identity and authorize requests (API keys, OAuth, tokens).
A real-time notification sent from GHL to your app when something changes.
The maximum number of API requests allowed in a given time window.
Set up a flow where creating a coupon in GHL updates APPNAME records and triggers marketing campaigns.
Sync product changes to APPNAME to keep catalogs in sync with GHL.
Aggregate coupon and product data into APPNAME dashboards for insights.
Create a secure connection between GHL and APPNAME using OAuth or API keys.
Identify coupon and product endpoints and map fields between GHL and APPNAME.
Create workflows in APPNAME that respond to GHL events and endpoints.
You can start with a no-code setup using the Zapier App Connector. In many cases, no custom code is required to connect GHL endpoints. If you need more control, you can add lightweight scripting or use built-in actions. This approach keeps maintenance simple while delivering powerful automation.
A basic integration typically uses the coupon endpoints and product endpoints to keep discounts and catalog data in sync. Start with GET /payments/coupon, GET /payments/coupon/list, and GET /products/ to verify connectivity, then expand with create/update calls as needed.
Authentication relies on API keys or OAuth tokens. Securely store credentials in your Zapier app configuration and rotate keys periodically. Use HTTPS for all requests and adhere to scope and permission constraints.
Real-time syncing is possible through webhooks where supported, or via frequent polling. Map product change events to APPNAME workflows to keep data fresh.
GHL enforces rate limits per endpoint. If you hit limits, stagger requests, cache results, or use batch operations where supported to avoid throttling.
Implement retries with exponential backoff, log errors, and alert on persistent failures. Build idempotent actions to prevent duplicate records.
Consult the official developer docs for endpoint specifics, authentication methods, and sample payloads. Documentation is the best source for up-to-date guidance.
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