Authenticate requests with your GHL credentials and the saas/location.read scope using a secure method such as OAuth or API keys.
AccuLynx credentials must be securely stored and mapped to your Snapshots API connection; ensure access tokens have the proper permissions.
GET /locations — Retrieve location data. Other endpoints are available in the API documentation.
Trigger: a location is added or updated in AccuLynx triggers an immediate sync to Snapshots API.
Actions: create or update location records in Snapshots API and reflect changes back to AccuLynx.
GET /locations
Key fields: id, name, address, status
Trigger: nightly batch runs to pull or push a batch of locations.
Actions: bulk create or update location records in Snapshots API.
POST /locations/bulk
Fields: locations[].id, locations[].name, locations[].coords
Trigger: location status changes in AccuLynx; notify Snapshots API.
Actions: push event payloads to Snapshots API and log updates.
POST /locations/{id}/events
Fields: id, event_type, timestamp
Drag-and-drop setup lets non-developers build live data bridges between AccuLynx and Snapshots API.
Automations run on triggers reduce manual data entry and errors.
Faster data access, improved reporting, and scalable growth.
This section defines the elements and processes used in the integration: endpoints, triggers, actions, and data fields.
An Application Programming Interface that allows software apps to communicate and share data.
A specific URL in an API that performs a defined function.
Proof of identity and permission to access a service or data.
A real-time notification mechanism that sends data when an event occurs.
Set up a recurring sync that keeps AccuLynx and Snapshots API aligned without manual imports.
Trigger-based updates ensure changes in one system reflect in the other instantly.
Use batch endpoints to bring in large sets of locations with minimal setup.
Gather your GHL and AccuLynx credentials and securely store them in your connector.
Define the scope saas/location.read and map fields between AccuLynx and Snapshots API.
Run tests to confirm data flow and then enable the live connection.
You can access location records, including identifiers, names, addresses, and statuses, from AccuLynx via the Snapshots API when the integration is configured with saas/location.read. This enables real-time visibility and reporting across systems. Remember to align data mappings to ensure fields line up correctly between platforms.
The integration leverages secure authentication (OAuth or API keys) and uses scoped access to limit permissions. Data is transmitted over encrypted channels, and tokens can be rotated regularly to reduce risk. Always follow your security policies when storing credentials.
No heavy coding is required thanks to the no-code App Connector and prebuilt triggers. You will configure credentials, map fields, and set up simple automations. Some basic familiarity with API concepts helps, but many setups are achievable with drag-and-drop logic.
The core endpoint is GET /locations, with additional endpoints documented in the Snapshots API reference. You can expand capabilities by using bulk endpoints, event posting, and other REST calls as needed for your workflow.
Test the connection by running a staged data pull and verifying that AccuLynx data appears correctly in Snapshots API. Check authentication, field mappings, and error logs. Once tests pass, move to a live deployment with monitoring.
Data refresh can be real-time for event-driven sync or batched on a schedule. Choose the approach that fits your operational needs, and ensure your batch windows align with data update cycles in both systems.
The integration is designed to work with other apps through standard APIs and webhooks. You can extend automations to other services by adding additional steps or connecting downstream systems via the same connector framework.
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