To begin, obtain an access token using standard OAuth2 or API key methods, then secure the token in 0CodeKit for authenticated requests.
In 0CodeKit, store credentials safely and rotate them regularly to maintain secure connections to Snapshots API.
Primary endpoint: GET /locations. Additional endpoints are available in the API reference.
Trigger: on-demand pull of location data when a workflow starts in 0CodeKit.
Actions: fetch locations, filter results, and push to your workspace.
Method: GET; Path: /locations
Key fields: id, name, address, coordinates
Trigger: real-time updates when a location changes in Snapshots API
Actions: post updates to 0CodeKit, create audit logs, trigger automations
Method: POST; Path: /locations/update
Key fields: id, updated_at, status
Trigger: scheduled batch sync every 15 minutes
Actions: retrieve all changed records, reconcile, and store in 0CodeKit
Method: POST; Path: /locations/batch_sync
Key fields: batch_id, timestamp, count
Launch integrations in minutes with point-and-click configuration.
Automate data flows without writing code, reducing manual work.
Extend workflows with conditional logic and built-in connectors.
Key terms and processes explained to help you build effective integrations between Snapshots API and 0CodeKit.
Process of verifying identity and obtaining access tokens for API requests.
A specific URL and HTTP method used to perform an action in the API.
A string used to authorize API access (e.g., OAuth token).
A URL that receives real-time data pushes from the API.
Create a live dashboard by streaming location data into your analytics workspace.
Trigger automations when a location crosses a geofence, updating records in your app.
Consolidate location data from multiple sources and enrich with Snapshots API before sending to your data warehouse.
Register your app and obtain client ID and secret (or API key) from Snapshots API.
Select the saas/location.read scope and configure endpoint paths in 0CodeKit.
Run test requests, verify data integrity, then deploy your workflow in production.
The saas/location.read scope allows read access to location data in the Snapshots API. It should be granted to your OAuth app. You can request this scope during app authorization. It helps you fetch location lists and metadata within your 0CodeKit workflows.
No-code means you can build integrations with clicks, not code. However, some basic setup steps like creating an app in the Snapshots API console and configuring authentication are necessary. 0CodeKit provides guided flows to simplify this.
The primary endpoint for location data is GET /locations. Depending on access, you may also use related endpoints for updates and batch operations as documented in the API reference.
Connections can use HTTPS with OAuth tokens or API keys. 0CodeKit stores credentials securely and rotates them. Use least privilege permissions.
Implement retry logic with exponential backoff and keep logs. 0CodeKit provides built-in retry handling and error notifications.
Yes, webhooks can push real-time location updates. Configure the webhook URL in Snapshots API and subscribe to location events in 0CodeKit.
API rate limits vary by plan. Check the Snapshots API docs for current quotas and plan-based adjustments. Implement caching and batching to reduce calls.
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