Set up OAuth 2.0 and API keys to authorize GHL to access your Snapshots API data.
Provide Rankr credentials, set scopes, and test the connection to ensure smooth syncing.
Endpoint 1: GET /locations — fetches location data. Other endpoints will appear as you enable features.
Trigger: whenever a location is created or updated in Rankr, push changes to Snapshots API.
Actions: map Rankr fields to Snapshots API and send a POST or PATCH to /locations.
GET /locations is used for read-only checks; write actions use POST /locations or PUT/PATCH.
Key fields: location_id, name, address, city, region, country.
Trigger: edits in Rankr update existing Snapshots API locations.
Actions: send PUT or PATCH requests to /locations with updated payload.
PUT /locations/{id} or PATCH /locations/{id} for updates.
Key fields: location_id, updated_at, status.
Trigger: periodic checks to ensure data parity.
Actions: call GET /locations and compare results with Rankr.
GET /locations
Key fields: location_id, name.
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This glossary explains endpoints, triggers, actions, and field mappings used when connecting Snapshots API to Rankr in GHL.
A URL and method that performs a specific action, such as GET /locations.
Process to verify identity and authorize access to API resources.
The data sent with an API request to create or update resources.
A mechanism for receiving real-time updates from an external service.
Automatically tag new locations in Snapshots API based on Rankr region data to improve searchability.
Set a nightly sync to keep data fresh without manual pulls.
Configure alerts for failed syncs and automatic retries to maintain reliability.
Obtain client credentials and grant access to Snapshots API from within GHL.
Map Rankr fields to Snapshots API fields to ensure correct data flow.
Run a test sync, review logs, then deploy to production.
Yes, you can get real-time updates via webhooks or set timed syncs. Real-time requires setup and payload filtering. You can also schedule routines for periodic checks.
We support OAuth 2.0 and API key authentication. Choose the method that fits your security policy. For Zapier app connector, OAuth 2.0 is common.
Yes. You can map fields in the integration setup. You can rename, transform, or ignore fields to match your data model.
Yes, there are rate limits based on your plan. We provide guidance to optimize calls and batch requests.
Check the connection status, inspect payloads, and review error messages. Retry failed requests after action and consult logs for details.
No-code options are available via the Zapier App Connector and GHL flows; no coding required.
Logs and reports are accessible in the GHL connector dashboard and Zapier task history for auditing.
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