To access Snapshots API data you must securely authorize the integration using your GHL credentials and an issued access token
Enable authentication for 17hats to ensure all Snapshots API calls are secure and auditable
Primary endpoint GET /locations to retrieve locations data. Additional endpoints may be available based on your API scope
Trigger when a new location is created in 17hats to create or update the corresponding location in Snapshots API
Actions include creating or updating a location in Snapshots API
POST /locations
location_id name address country
Trigger when a contact is created or updated in 17hats to sync to Snapshots API
Actions upsert a customer in Snapshots API
POST /customers
customer_id email first_name last_name
Trigger when an invoice is created or updated in 17hats to reflect in Snapshots API
Actions create or update an invoice in Snapshots API
POST /invoices
invoice_id total status
Automate data flows without writing code
Real time syncing reduces manual data entry and errors
Scalable integration that grows with your business
A quick glossary of core terms and processes used in the Snapshots API and 17hats integration
Application Programming Interface that enables apps to communicate and share data
Authorization framework that grants access to resources without sharing credentials
A callback mechanism that delivers real time data from one app to another
A specific URL path in an API used to perform an action
Enrich 17hats contact records with Snapshots API data automatically
Segment customers by locations using Snapshots API data in 17hats
Automatically generate or push invoices from Snapshots API when events occur in 17hats
Obtain GHL API credentials and set up your 17hats app access
Set up webhooks and field mappings between Snapshots API and 17hats
Run tests verify data sync and deploy to production
API authentication is the process of proving who you are when making requests to the Snapshots API. It uses tokens and keys to verify access. Always keep credentials secure and rotate them regularly. In this guide you will learn the steps to obtain credentials, integrate securely, and test connections before going live.
Yes you will need a Zapier account to connect apps via the Zapier App Connector. If you already have a Zapier account you can add the Snapshots API connection as a workflow. If not, sign up and verify your account.
You can sync multiple endpoints within your API scope depending on permissions. Plan your triggers and mappings to maximize efficiency and avoid rate limits.
Common data types include locations, customers, and invoices. Map fields like id, name, email, date and amount to ensure data consistency across both apps.
Security is built on OAuth tokens, API keys, and encrypted transmission. Use least privilege access and monitor logs to detect unusual activity.
Yes no code options are available via the Zapier App Connector and prebuilt triggers. No code is required for basic sync, though advanced scenarios may require custom field mappings.
API docs are available in your GHL developer portal and the Snapshots API reference. If you lack access, contact support to enable developer docs for your workspace.
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