Use your GHL API key or OAuth token in the request headers to authorize API calls to the Products & Store API.
Configure app credentials in ActiveTrail and secure the connection with a shared secret or webhook verification.
Below are the endpoints involved in reading coupons, managing products, and performing write operations. Not all endpoints are required for every page, but the examples show typical use cases.
Triggered when coupons are created or updated in GHL, enabling ActiveTrail to reflect changes in promotions.
Actions include reading a single coupon, listing all coupons, and applying changes to ActiveTrail campaigns and promotions.
GET /payments/coupon and GET /payments/coupon/list are used to read coupons
couponId, code, discount, status, expirationDate
Triggered when product data is updated in GHL or when new products are added
Actions include listing products and retrieving product details to keep ActiveTrail catalog in sync
GET /products/ and GET /products/:productId
productId, name, price, stock, description
Triggered when coupons are created, updated, or removed in GHL
Actions include writing new coupons, updating existing ones, and deleting coupons via ActiveTrail to keep data aligned
POST /payments/coupon; PUT /payments/coupon; DEL /payments/coupon
couponId, code, value, status
Fast setup with a no-code configuration that gets you running quickly
Automated data sync between GHL and ActiveTrail reduces manual updates
Centralized reporting and analytics for performance tracking
This glossary defines common terms such as API endpoints, authentication, webhooks, and data mapping you will encounter when integrating GHL with ActiveTrail
A defined URL and HTTP method used to access a resource in an API
A secure token used to authorize API requests
A callback mechanism triggered by events in GHL or ActiveTrail to notify your system
A cap on how many API requests you can make in a given time period
Automatically sync new coupons from GHL into ActiveTrail to keep promotions up to date
Keep product details in sync across platforms for accurate storefronts
Trigger workflows in ActiveTrail when orders update in GHL
Obtain your GHL API key and securely store it as ActiveTrail app credentials
Select the coupon and product endpoints and map fields between GHL and ActiveTrail
Run test requests, verify data integrity, and monitor logs for issues
The GHL API provides programmatic access to your GHL data. This integration uses the API to read and write coupons and products from the GHL side into ActiveTrail. It enables automated promotions and catalog updates without manual data entry.
Coupon endpoints include GET and POST and PUT and DELETE for coupon resources. Product endpoints include read-only access and product detail retrieval. Use appropriate HTTP methods to manage data.
No coding is required for basic setup. The integration is designed for no-code/low-code workflows within the GHL and ActiveTrail connectors. Advanced customizations may require simple scripting if needed.
Data is transmitted over HTTPS with token-based authentication. Webhooks provide event-based updates and logs help monitor security.
Yes. A sandbox or test environment can simulate real data. Test endpoints and data mappings before going live.
When a coupon updates in GHL, the integration can push changes to ActiveTrail so campaigns stay in sync. You can map fields to reflect updated values.
If requests fail, check API error responses, verify authentication, review rate limits, and examine logs in ActiveTrail.
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