To access Snapshots API data via Zapier App Connector, first authorize via OAuth 2.0 and request an access token using your GHL developer credentials. Store the token securely in Zapier.
In Zapier, create a new connection by selecting Snapshots API, then authenticate using your GHL credentials or OAuth flow. Zapier will refresh tokens automatically.
GET /locations — fetches location data; other endpoints are available in the API docs and will be added as needed.
Trigger: When a new location is added or an existing one is updated in Snapshots API.
Actions: Retrieve location details and push to Zapier fields; map to Accelo records.
GET /locations
id, name, address, city, country, latitude, longitude
Trigger: Periodic sync every 5-15 minutes to catch updates.
Actions: Retrieve additional endpoint data (e.g., metadata) and update Accelo.
GET /locations?limit=100
id, metadata, updated_at
Trigger: When location metadata changes.
Actions: Fetch metadata and map to Zapier fields for Accelo.
GET /locations/metadata
tags, last_seen, timezone
No-code automation ideas to accelerate data flows between Snapshots API and Accelo.
Rapid prototyping of workflows without developers.
Faster time-to-value for client projects.
This glossary covers common terms used in the integration, including API endpoints, authentication, and data mapping.
A specific URL on an API that performs a defined action, such as GET /locations.
The process by which applications prove identity and gain access to a service, commonly via OAuth tokens.
A standard authorization framework that enables secure token-based access.
A mechanism for receiving real-time data updates pushed from a service.
Automatically pull location data and create corresponding Accelo records when a new location is added.
Aggregate location data to produce weekly compliance reports in Accelo.
Grant Zapier access to Snapshots API, then test the connection to verify credentials.
Set up your trigger for new locations and map fields to Accelo.
Run end-to-end tests, then deploy and monitor activity.
The Snapshots API provides access to location data and related resources. It is designed to be consumed by integration tools like Zapier App Connector. This page focuses on how to connect Snapshots API to Zapier for the Accelo workflow needs. You’ll learn authentication methods, endpoint usage, and practical no-code automation ideas. The goal is to empower you to build reliable automations without writing code.
No heavy coding is required. Zapier App Connector acts as the no-code bridge between Snapshots API and Accelo. You configure connections, triggers, and actions through the UI. If a custom endpoint is needed, you can still reference documentation and map fields easily.
Authentication uses OAuth 2.0 tokens granted to your Zapier app. You’ll exchange credentials for access tokens and let Zapier refresh them automatically. This keeps connections secure and reduces manual credential handling.
The main endpoint demonstrated here is GET /locations, which retrieves location data. The API supports additional endpoints for metadata and related resources. Refer to the API docs for a complete list and usage patterns.
Data sync can be configured to run on a schedule (polling) or triggered by events if webhooks are available. Common cadences range from every 5 minutes to hourly, depending on your needs and plan.
Yes. You can map Snapsots API fields to corresponding Accelo fields in Zapier. This enables you to push or pull data between systems and keep records aligned without manual data entry.
Test connectivity by creating a test Zapier connection, running a sample trigger, and validating that data appears in Accelo as expected. Use the built-in test tools to verify field mappings and data accuracy.
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