Authenticate requests using your GHL API key with the payments/coupons.readonly scope when reading data. Include the key in the Authorization header and use a secure method to store credentials.
AccuLynx uses tokens or API keys issued in the developer portal to call the GHL endpoints securely. Store tokens safely and rotate credentials regularly.
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: new or updated records in AccuLynx trigger a direct API call to GHL
Actions: create or update products and coupons in GHL using the listed endpoints
Method Path: use the documented HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) to map fields between systems
Key fields: productId, couponId, price, description, status
Trigger: AccuLynx events push via webhooks to GHL
Actions: update GHL records in real time as changes occur in AccuLynx
Method Path: POST/PUT to endpoints as events occur
Key fields: productId, couponId, lastUpdated
Trigger: nightly or hourly batch jobs to sync data
Actions: bulk create/update using /products and /payments endpoints
Method Path: batch endpoints with proper batching and pagination
Key fields: batchId, recordCount
No-code setup via built-in connectors and automation templates, no programming required
Centralized data flow keeps products and coupons in sync across systems
Fast implementation with templates, sandboxes, and guided playbooks
This glossary explains API terms, data elements, and integration processes used when connecting GHL with AccuLynx.
A defined URL path and HTTP method used to access a resource in a web API.
The method by which requests are verified, typically via API keys or tokens.
A push notification from one system to another when an event occurs in real time.
The cap on API calls allowed in a given time window to protect services.
Automatically publish coupon data from AccuLynx to the GHL Payments API to elevate promotions.
Sync pricing changes from AccuLynx to GHL to ensure accurate checkout pricing.
Push inventory status updates from AccuLynx to GHL so customers see current stock.
Generate and securely store your API keys in the GHL developer portal and authorize AccuLynx to access the endpoints.
Connect the endpoints listed earlier and map fields between AccuLynx and GHL for products and coupons.
Run sandbox tests, validate data flow, and switch to live syncing once confirmed.
The GHL Products & Store API provides programmatic access to products, pricing, and coupons within your GHL account, enabling syncing with AccuLynx. It requires proper authentication and scope to access data. The integration ensures promotions and product data flow smoothly between systems.
Endpoints 1-6 cover coupons, 7-13 cover products, with URLs like /payments/coupon and /products. Map fields such as productId, couponId, price, and status to ensure accurate synchronization.
Use the GHL developer portal to generate API keys and obtain access tokens; AccuLynx should securely store and rotate credentials; follow recommended security practices.
Yes—no-code templates and Zapier can automate common flows. For advanced needs, light scripting can be used, but many teams start with no-code builders.
Key data elements include productId, name, price, currency, stockStatus, couponId, discount, expirationDate, and timestamps. Field mappings ensure consistent data types and alignment between systems.
The API has rate limits; plan calls, use pagination, and implement retries with backoff.
API keys live in the GHL developer portal; apply least-privilege scopes, store keys securely, rotate periodically, and monitor access.
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