Authenticate with a GHL API token that includes the required scope (payments/coupons.readonly). Store tokens securely in Zapier and rotate credentials periodically to maintain access to coupon and payments endpoints.
Configure Zapier App Connector authentication to securely call GHL endpoints. Use OAuth 2.0 or an API key, ensuring the selected scopes cover coupons and products endpoints.
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
Trigger: New or updated coupon in GHL (payments/coupons.readonly)
Actions: Create or update coupon in APPNAME; map coupon_code, discount_value, and expiry_date
POST /payments/coupon
coupon_id, code, value, expiryDate
Trigger: New or updated product in GHL
Actions: Create or update product in APPNAME; map product_id, name, sku, price, inventory
PUT /products/:productId
product_id, name, sku, price
Trigger: Product creation or deletion
Actions: Create or delete product in APPNAME; map product_id, name, price
POST /products/ or DELETE /products/:productId
product_id, name, price
Faster automation: Build end-to-end workflows without writing code in the Zapier App Connector.
Reliable cross‑system data sync between Coupons and Products endpoints and APPNAME.
Scalability: Add more endpoints and data mappings as your needs grow.
Key elements include endpoints, triggers, actions, and field mappings that connect the GHL API to APPNAME.
The process of proving identity to access GHL APIs and the Zapier App Connector.
An event in GHL that starts a workflow in APPNAME.
A URL path representing a resource in the API, e.g., /products/ or /payments/coupon.
The data sent to or returned from an API request.
Trigger a new coupon in GHL when a product launches in APPNAME and automatically sync the coupon list back to APPNAME.
Push price changes from GHL to APPNAME and reflect them on storefronts in near real time.
Notify APPNAME when inventory levels change to trigger replenishment workflows.
Connect your GHL account and Zapier App Connector, select the required scope (payments/coupons.readonly), and choose the endpoints to enable.
Pick coupons and products endpoints and map GHL fields to APPNAME payloads for each trigger/action.
Run tests, validate data flows, and deploy the automation to production with monitoring.
You’ll authenticate using a GHL API token with the required scope. In Zapier App Connector, configure calls to include your token and securely store credentials. If a token expires, renew credentials in GHL and reauthorize in Zapier.
Coupons endpoints include GET /payments/coupon and related write operations (POST, PUT, DEL) for creating and managing coupons. GET /payments/coupon/list fetches existing coupons for syncing.
Yes. Use GET /products/ and GET /products/:productId to read product data, and POST /products/, PUT /products/:productId, DELETE /products/:productId to manage products from APPNAME.
No-code automations are the goal. The App Connector provides triggers and actions you configure visually without writing code.
Use Zapier’s test tool to simulate API calls, verify field mappings, and check data formats. Review error messages and adjust payloads before going live.
You can map core fields like product_id, code, price, and inventory between GHL and APPNAME. Support for nested payloads can be added as needed.
Respect rate limits by batching requests, handling 429 responses, and implementing retries. Use webhooks where possible to avoid unnecessary polling.
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