To connect Snapshots API with Chatwork, configure OAuth2 or API key authentication, request the saas/location.read scope, and securely store credentials in your GHL connection.
Set up Chatwork as the destination app with a secure API token, appropriate permissions, and a test message flow so GHL can post updates to your chosen Chatwork room.
GET /locations; GET /locations/{id}; POST /locations; PUT /locations/{id}; DELETE /locations/{id}; GET /organizations
Trigger when a new location is created in Snapshots API, initiating a Chatwork alert.
Actions: create a formatted Chatwork post in a project room with location details.
GET /locations
id, name, address, latitude, longitude
Trigger when a location is updated in Snapshots API
Actions: send a concise status update to a Chatwork thread
PUT /locations/{id}
id, updatedAt, status
Trigger when a location is deleted in Snapshots API
Actions: post a deletion notice and reference the API log for auditing
DELETE /locations/{id}
id, deletedAt
Automated alerts reduce manual checks and speed up response times.
Real-time data sync keeps teams aligned across tools and prevents miscommunication.
A centralized activity log makes audits easier and improves traceability.
This guide defines essential terms like API Endpoint, Authentication, Webhook, and Rate Limit, and explains how they apply to the Snapshots API x Chatwork integration.
A specific URL and HTTP method that lets you access a resource in the API.
A callback URL configured to receive real-time events from the API.
The process of verifying identity (via API keys or OAuth) to access protected resources.
The maximum number of requests allowed in a given time window.
Send a summarized daily digest of new or updated locations to your Chatwork channel.
Trigger alerts in Chatwork when a critical location status changes.
Automatically post deletion events to a separate archive channel with a link to the API log.
Obtain OAuth tokens or API keys and grant saas/location.read access.
Select /locations and map fields like id, name, and address to Chatwork messages.
Run tests, verify webhooks, and monitor logs.
The Snapshots API exposes endpoints like GET /locations and GET /locations/{id} through the GHL connection. Start by authenticating with OAuth2 and selecting the saas/location.read scope to read location data. In Chatwork, create a destination and map relevant location fields to message templates. That combination allows real-time alerts and periodic summaries.
Authentication between Snapshots API and Chatwork is typically handled with OAuth 2.0 tokens or API keys. Store credentials securely in the GHL connection and rotate them on a schedule to maintain security. Ensure the saas/location.read scope is granted and validate access tokens before making calls.
Yes. You can filter by location using query parameters when calling endpoints like GET /locations that support filtering options. In the GHL integration, map only the filtered fields to Chatwork to keep messages concise and actionable. If advanced filtering is needed, combine multiple API calls and aggregate results in your app.
Chatwork messages can be plain text or formatted blocks. Use clear headings, location fields (name, address, id), and status indicators to convey context. If you need richer formatting, craft the payload in your app and pass it to Chatwork via the GHL connector.
If a delivery fails, check the GHL API logs and verify the Chatwork room permissions and API token. Validate that the endpoint path and data payload meet the API’s schema. Re-run the flow with a small test dataset to isolate the issue.
Rate limits apply per API and can vary by endpoint. The Snapshots API enforces limits on requests per minute or hour; stay within these thresholds to avoid throttling. If you approach the limit, implement exponential backoff and retries where supported.
API documentation for the Snapshots API and its Chatwork integration is available in the developer portal and the GHL connector docs. Look for endpoint references, authentication guidance, field mappings, and troubleshooting steps to accelerate setup.
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