Secure access by generating an API key for Snapshots API with the saas/location.read scope and granting APPNAME permission to perform read operations.
In APPNAME, configure authentication via API key or OAuth2, test the connection, and refresh credentials on a schedule.
– GET /locations: Retrieve a list of locations.
Trigger: When a location is added or updated in Snapshots API, push changes to APPNAME.
Actions: Retrieve location data, update APPNAME records, and trigger downstream automations.
GET /locations
id, name, address, coordinates
Trigger: Request for a single location by ID from APPNAME.
Actions: Fetch /locations/{id}, upsert in APPNAME.
GET /locations/{id}
id, name, details
Trigger: APPNAME creates or updates a location to Snapshots API.
Actions: POST /locations or PATCH /locations/{id} to sync changes.
POST /locations or PATCH /locations/{id}
id, status, last_modified
Automate data syncing without writing code.
Real-time updates across systems reduce manual tasks.
Easily extend workflows with triggers and actions.
A concise glossary of terms and the core processes involved in connecting Snapshots API with APPNAME.
A specific URL path exposed by the Snapshots API that performs a defined action on resources.
The method by which apps prove identity and gain access to the API, typically via API keys or OAuth tokens.
An event in Snapshots API that starts a workflow in APPNAME (e.g., a new or updated item).
Any data object exposed by the API, such as a location or a user.
Set up a trigger on new or updated locations in Snapshots API to create or update corresponding records in APPNAME.
Pull location details into APPNAME dashboards for quick visibility and decision making.
Trigger alerts when location data changes beyond defined thresholds to keep teams informed.
Obtain your API key for Snapshots API and ensure the saas/location.read scope is granted.
Enter the API key, set the endpoint base URL, and test the connection in APPNAME.
Enable the workflow, map fields, and start syncing data between Snapshots API and APPNAME.
Snapshots API supports API key or OAuth-based authentication. Use the saas/location.read scope to access location data from APPNAME and test the connection in the APPNAME connector.
The primary endpoint is GET /locations, with additional endpoints defined as needed. You can configure multiple endpoints in APPNAME and map fields accordingly.
Map fields such as id, name, address, and coordinates from Snapshots API to corresponding fields in APPNAME. Use field mappings in APPNAME to ensure data integrity.
Rate limits depend on your Snapshots API plan. Implement retries with exponential backoff and log failures for troubleshooting.
Use the built-in test connection option in APPNAME and run a test sync in a sandbox or staging environment before going live.
Yes. Set up webhooks or polling in APPNAME to trigger actions when location data changes, enabling real-time alerts and automations.
Consult the Snapshots API developer docs and APPNAME support resources for detailed integration guides and troubleshooting steps.
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