Obtain your API credentials and choose OAuth2 or API key authentication. Ensure the scope saas/location.read is granted to allow reading locations from Snapshots API.
In Zapier, configure a connection to Snapshots API using OAuth2 or an API key, then test the connection to verify access to GET /locations.
Primary endpoint: GET /locations — fetch locations to map into APPNAME. You can add additional endpoints later as your workflows grow; refer to the API docs for details.
Trigger: New or updated location in Snapshots API (polling).
Actions: Create or update location records in APPNAME; map fields like id, name, address, city, and country.
GET /locations
id, name, address, city, state, country, postal_code, coordinates
Manual trigger to fetch all locations on demand.
Actions: Export or sync location data to APPNAME dashboards; handle pagination as needed.
GET /locations?limit=100&page=1
id, name, country, created_at
Trigger: Query locations with filters (for example, location_type or region).
Actions: Use filtered results to drive APPNAME automations; map fields accordingly.
GET /locations?filter=location_type:warehouse
id, name, location_type
Automate data syncing between Snapshots API and APPNAME without writing code.
Set up triggers and actions in Zapier to automate location workflows end-to-end.
Easily scale as you add more endpoints or fields in your data model.
Quick definitions of API concepts and how they apply to connecting GHL endpoints to Zapier.
An application programming interface that lets apps talk to each other and exchange data securely.
A modern authorization framework that issues access tokens for API calls without sharing user credentials.
A specific URL in an API that performs a defined action or returns data.
Permissions granted to an OAuth token that restrict what data can be accessed.
Create a Zap that creates a new APPNAME record when a new location is added in Snapshots API.
Build real-time dashboards in APPNAME using data from Snapshots API.
Schedule reports in APPNAME that summarize location metrics from Snapshots API.
Register the Snapshots API in Zapier, grant saas/location.read, and obtain an access token.
Set the Trigger to read locations and map fields to APPNAME; configure actions to create or update APPNAME records.
Run end-to-end tests, verify data syncing, and deploy to production.
The Snapshots API is a GHL endpoint set that lets you read and manage data for locations. When connected to the Zapier App Connector, you can automate workflows between your GHL data and your apps. Refer to the API docs for the exact endpoints and fields.
Use GET /locations to retrieve a list of locations. You can paginate results and map fields to APPNAME as needed.
Supported authentication methods include OAuth 2.0 and API keys. In Zapier, configure the connection with OAuth or API key and ensure the saas/location.read scope is granted.
In Zapier, open the connection and run a Test Trigger to fetch sample data. Review the data to confirm fields align with APPNAME.
Yes. You can filter by query parameters if the API supports it, such as location_type or region. Adjust the endpoint path to include filters.
Common pitfalls include mismatched field mappings, missing scopes, and handling rate limits. Use pagination, retries, and error logging.
Rate limits and exact quotas are defined in the GHL API docs. Check your plan and implement exponential backoff in Zapier when needed.
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