Authenticate requests using your GHL API key and OAuth tokens. Keep credentials secure and apply the minimum required scope (for example, payments/coupons.readonly for read access).
In AccessAlly, configure your GHL connection with secure credentials, OAuth settings, and test in a sandbox before going live.
Key endpoints include: 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. Additional endpoints (e.g., read/write for coupons and products) are available as needed.
Trigger: When a new coupon is created or updated in GHL, automatically reflect changes in AccessAlly.
Actions: Create or update coupon data in AccessAlly; apply discount rules to products; push coupon IDs to AccessAlly storefronts.
GET /payments/coupon
coupon_id, code, discount_amount
Trigger: When products are added or updated in the GHL catalog
Actions: Create or update product records in AccessAlly; synchronize pricing and availability
GET /products/
product_id, sku
Trigger: A completed order in AccessAlly triggers a corresponding update in GHL payments
Actions: Create or update payment records in GHL; attach to customer profiles; log status
POST /payments/coupon
order_id, coupon_id, total_amount
Automate discount and product synchronization without writing code
Create a seamless workflow between AccessAlly and your catalog to reduce manual data entry
Launch campaigns and storefront changes faster with real-time data
This glossary covers API endpoints, authentication, triggers, actions, and data fields used by the GHL API and the AccessAlly integration.
A URL path you call to access a specific function or data in the GHL API.
The process of proving identity to access the API and authorize actions.
An event in the system that starts an automation or workflow.
An operation performed in response to a trigger, such as creating or updating records.
Automatically push new AccessAlly products to the GHL catalog, ensuring pricing, descriptions, and availability stay aligned.
Link coupon creation in GHL to AccessAlly discount fields to run promotions across storefronts.
Set up live webhooks to reflect completed orders in both systems for accurate reporting.
Collect your GHL API key and set up an AccessAlly connection with the correct endpoint permissions.
Authorize requests from AccessAlly to GHL and test endpoints in a sandbox environment.
Deploy the integration and monitor data flows with logs and alerts.
Yes, you typically need a GHL API key and OAuth setup that matches the needed scope. Access is controlled; start with read-only access and escalate as needed. Ensure your app permissions align with the data you plan to sync.
Yes. Use GHL’s sandbox or staging environment to test endpoints without affecting live data. Duplicate data and verify behavior before going live. Keep test data separate from production records.
You can sync coupon data, product catalog, and order status fields. Common fields include coupon_code, product_id, price, inventory, and order_status. Map fields carefully to avoid mismatches.
Store credentials securely and rotate keys regularly. Use secret management and never log tokens in plain text. Prefer OAuth tokens with scoped access and least privilege.
Start with read-only endpoints such as GET /payments/coupon and GET /products/ to validate connectivity. Then enable write endpoints as you confirm correct behavior and mappings.
Respect GHL rate limits by implementing retry logic with exponential back-off. Monitor quota usage in the developer docs and adjust retries accordingly.
View integration logs inside AccessAlly’s integration panel and GHL’s API activity log. Set up alerts for failed requests and data discrepancies.
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