Use OAuth 2.0 with your Snapshots API credentials to securely authorize connections between the GHL API and the Zapier App Connector.
In Zapier, set up a connection using your Snapshots API credentials and grant access to saas/location.read for secure data access.
GET /locations — Retrieve locations. Endpoint2–Endpoint53 are available as defined in the Snapshots API documentation and can be wired into Zapier as needed.
Trigger when a new Facebook conversion is created in GHL, pushing data to Zapier.
Actions: Create or update a contact, log events, or trigger workflows in your app.
GET /locations
location_id, name, country_code
Scheduled pulls to batch-consolidate conversions.
Actions: Update CRM records, segment audiences, or export analytics.
GET /locations
location_id, timestamp, conversion_value
Manual trigger from Zapier to fetch the latest conversions.
Actions: Create leads, update customer records, or generate reports.
GET /locations
location_id, last_seen
Fast setup with no coding required.
Drag-and-drop automations with reliable data sync.
Scales with your business as you grow.
This glossary defines terms used in the integration steps and data flow.
Application Programming Interface that allows apps to communicate and exchange data.
A real-time callback mechanism that sends data to another service when an event occurs.
A standard authorization framework that enables secure access without sharing passwords.
A specific URL in an API that performs an action or returns data.
Automatically sync lead scores from Snapshots API to your CRM and marketing dashboards via Zapier.
Push Facebook conversions into ad platforms and analytics tools to measure attribution.
Build dashboards in your analytics tool using Zapier data connectors.
In Snapshots API, generate an API key and configure the scope saas/location.read.
Authorize the connection in Zapier using the API key and secret, and select the Facebook Conversions trigger.
Map GHL fields to Zapier actions and test end-to-end data flow.
You’ll typically need read permissions for location data (saas/location.read) and proper OAuth credentials. Ensure your GHL API key is tied to a securely scoped account. This keeps data access limited to what you explicitly authorize. In Zapier, attach the same credentials to your Zapier connection and select the Snapshots API as the data source to begin building automations.
No traditional coding is required. The integration is designed for no-code builders within Zapier. You map fields, set triggers, and configure actions without writing code. If a field isn’t available by default, you can often derive it within Zapier using built-in utilities or request a new field from the API provider.
Data sync can be real-time or scheduled depending on your workflow. Real-time triggers fire when new conversions occur; batch syncs can run on a cadence you choose in Zapier. For Facebook Conversions, real-time updates typically provide the most timely attribution data.
If you hit API rate limits, stagger triggers, reduce unnecessary polls, and optimize field mappings to minimize calls. Consider using batch processing where appropriate and caching frequently requested data.
Yes. You can map the data fields you need in Zapier to align with your CRM or analytics tool. If a required field is missing, you may be able to fetch it via another endpoint or request support to expose the field.
Many providers offer a testing or sandbox-like environment; if not, use a staging Zap and a test API key to validate workflows before going live. Always test with non-production data first to prevent unintended changes.
Primary endpoints include GET /locations to fetch location data. Additional endpoints may exist depending on the API plan and documentation. This page highlights the core endpoints used for Facebook Conversions integrations.
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