Use your GHL API credentials to securely authorize requests from the Zapier App Connector. Prefer OAuth or a dedicated API key, and grant the minimum required scopes to protect data.
Connect Zapier to your GHL account by authorizing the Zapier app to access coupons and products. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest during the connection.
GET /payments/coupon GET /payments/coupon/list payments/coupons.write POST /payments/coupon PUT /payments/coupon DEL /payments/coupon GET /products/ GET /products/:productId products.write POST /products/ PUT /products/:productId DELETE /products/:productId
Trigger: a new coupon is created or updated in GHL
Actions: replicate coupon data to marketing tools, apply coupons to campaigns, or generate personalized offers via Zapier
Use GET /payments/coupon or POST /payments/coupon to fetch or create coupons; synchronize changes to connected apps
coupon_id, code, discount_amount, discount_type, expires_at
Trigger: a product is created or updated in GHL
Actions: push product data to storefronts, CRMs, or email catalogs via Zapier
Use GET /products/ and GET /products/:productId to pull product data; optionally update with PUT /products/:productId
productId, name, price, currency, stock, category
Trigger: an order is created or updated in GHL
Actions: create or update corresponding records in connected apps, sync coupons used, and reflect stock changes
Leverage coupon and product endpoints (GET /payments/coupon/list, GET /products/, POST /products/) to align order data across platforms
order_id, total, status, customer_id, coupon_applied
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Drag-and-drop triggers, actions, and data mappings between GHL and your tools
Centralized data flow with real-time or batched sync across endpoints
This section defines endpoints, triggers, actions, fields, and processes used to connect GHL with the Zapier App Connector
A specific URL path and HTTP method used to perform an operation on the GHL API, such as retrieving products or coupons
An event in GHL that starts an automation or Zapier workflow (for example, a new coupon or product update)
The process to verify identity and authorize requests to the GHL API (API key or OAuth)
A data element in a resource used in mapping data between GHL and apps
Create a Zap that triggers when a new coupon is added and distributes it to email campaigns or messaging apps
Notify teams when products are updated and automatically refresh marketing lists across tools
Pull stock levels from GHL into a BI dashboard for proactive replenishment
Authorize GHL in Zapier and connect your Coupons and Products scopes
Choose endpoints like GET /payments/coupon and GET /products/ to start automations
Run test data through the Zap to verify results and switch the workflow on
Yes. You will authenticate with GHL via API credentials or OAuth, then grant the Zapier App Connector access to the Coupons and Products endpoints. This ensures secure, token-based communication between GHL and Zapier. You can revoke access at any time from your GHL account. Two-factor authentication is recommended for added security. Once connected, you can start building automations that read coupon data and push product updates to connected tools.
Authentication is required to protect your data. The Zapier App Connector uses OAuth or a dedicated API key to verify requests from Zapier to GHL. You’ll install the app, authorize access, and then select the scopes needed for your automations. Regularly review granted permissions and rotate credentials as part of your security hygiene.
Real-time syncing is possible with event-driven triggers, but you can also opt for scheduled pulls. For coupon and product data, you can configure webhooks or periodic checks so changes propagate to your connected apps quickly and reliably.
No coding is required. The Zapier App Connector provides a visual, drag-and-drop interface to map fields, set triggers, and define actions. You can create end-to-end workflows by combining GHL endpoints with other tools in a few clicks.
If a run fails, check the Zapier task history and GHL logs for error messages. Most issues are related to insufficient permissions, invalid IDs, or rate limits. Fix the configuration, reauthorize if needed, and rerun the task. Implement retries where appropriate to ensure resilience.
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