Use your GHL API credentials (OAuth 2.0 or API token) to securely authorize requests. Store tokens safely in Zapier and rotate them regularly.
Set up Zapier App Connector’s authentication flow to securely connect to GHL, using token-based or OAuth methods with scoped access to payments and products.
– GET /payments/coupon – GET /payments/coupon/list – POST /payments/coupon – PUT /payments/coupon – DEL /payments/coupon – GET /products/ – GET /products/:productId – POST /products/ – PUT /products/:productId – DELETE /products/:productId – GET /payments/coupon (list view) – Additional endpoints may be added as needed to support other workflows.
Trigger when a new coupon is created or updated in GHL to kick off marketing workflows in Zapier.
Actions: create, update, or delete coupons in GHL via Zapier; sync coupon data to campaigns and checkout flows.
Endpoints used: GET /payments/coupon, GET /payments/coupon/list, POST /payments/coupon, PUT /payments/coupon, DEL /payments/coupon
Key fields: couponId, code, amount, expiryDate
Trigger on updates to products to keep catalogs in Zapier and downstream apps current.
Actions: create, update, or delete products in GHL via Zapier; propagate stock and pricing changes.
Endpoints used: GET /products/, GET /products/:productId, POST /products/, PUT /products/:productId, DELETE /products/:productId
Key fields: productId, sku, price, stock
Trigger payment or coupon validation to automate downstream workflows across marketing, inventory, and fulfillment.
Actions: verify payments, apply coupon logic, trigger order fulfillment and customer notifications.
Endpoints used: GET /payments/coupon, POST /payments/coupon, GET /payments/coupon/list, GET /products/, POST /products/
Key fields: paymentId, orderId, couponCode
Automate repetitive tasks without writing any code—set up triggers and actions in minutes.
Build complex workflows visually, linking coupons, products, and payments across apps.
Deploy scalable automations that respond in real time to customer activity.
A quick glossary of terms and processes used when connecting the GHL API with Zapier App Connector.
Application Programming Interface: a set of endpoints that let your apps fetch or modify data.
Authorization framework that grants scoped access to resources without sharing user credentials.
A callback URL that receives real-time event data from a service when something happens.
A specific path on an API that performs an action or returns data.
Automatically push coupon data to marketing channels when a coupon is created in GHL.
Notify teams in Slack or email when new products are added in GHL.
Trigger workflows when a payment is completed to update inventory and notify customers.
Authenticate with GHL using your API credentials and grant scopes like payments.readonly, payments.write, products.readonly, and products.write.
Select events such as coupon created or product updated, and map fields to your Zapier workflows.
Run tests, verify data accuracy, and enable the Zapier automation in your stack.
You can authenticate to the GHL API using OAuth 2.0 tokens or API keys. Store tokens securely and rotate them regularly to minimize risk. Use scoped access to limit what each integration can do. In Zapier, protect credentials using secure connections and encrypted storage.
Coupon endpoints (GET /payments/coupon, GET /payments/coupon/list, POST /payments/coupon, PUT /payments/coupon, DEL /payments/coupon) enable you to read and manage discounts. Use the list endpoint to fetch available coupons and the write endpoints to create or update coupons as part of your automation.
The integration is designed for no-code workflows. You can set up triggers, actions, and filters in Zapier without writing code. Some advanced scenarios may require light scripting, but most common automations are achievable through the UI.
Yes. Real-time or near-real-time syncing is possible by configuring triggers on coupon and product events and using webhooks where available. Keep in mind API rate limits and set up retries where appropriate.
Handle errors with built-in Zapier retries and by catching API errors in your steps. Log failures, implement backoff strategies, and use idempotent requests where possible to avoid duplicate actions.
API rate limits vary by plan and endpoint. Plan for bursts by implementing exponential backoff and graceful retries. Use batch endpoints if available to reduce call volume.
API documentation is available in the GHL developers portal and within the Zapier App Connector docs. If you need additional help, contact support for guidance.
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