To use Snapshots API within Rankr, you’ll generate an API key or OAuth token from your Snapshots API dashboard and securely store it in Rankr.
In Rankr, create a new connection and select Snapshots API. Enter your credentials and authorize access to required scopes (e.g., locations.read).
GET /locations — Retrieve location data. Additional endpoints are documented in the Snapshots API docs and can be wired as needed in Rankr.
Trigger: when a new or updated location is available in Snapshots, fetch it into Rankr.
Actions: pull location records, map fields to Rankr schema, create or update entries.
GET /locations
location_id, name, address, coordinates
Trigger: webhook or scheduled poll for changes in Snapshots locations.
Actions: fetch changes, transform fields, upsert in Rankr.
GET /locations
location_id, updated_at, status
Trigger: manual import or scheduled batch job.
Actions: bulk fetch, bulk upsert, reconcile duplicates.
GET /locations
location_id, name, source
Automates data flow between Snapshots API and Rankr without writing code.
Reduces manual data entry, ensuring consistency across platforms.
Enables scalable automations and faster time-to-insight with reliable endpoints.
Key elements and processes you’ll encounter when integrating Snapshots API with Rankr.
A unique token used to authenticate requests to the Snapshots API.
An authorization framework that lets applications obtain limited access to user accounts on the Snapshots API.
The maximum number of API requests allowed in a given time window.
A specific URL path that accesses a function in the Snapshots API.
Set up a workflow that creates a new Rankr location entry whenever Snapshots reports a new location.
Push status changes from Snapshots to Rankr to keep records current.
Import past Snapshots data into Rankr for archival and reporting.
Generate or retrieve your API key or OAuth token from Snapshots API and store securely in Rankr.
In Rankr, add a new connection, select Snapshots API, and enter the credentials.
Test data fetch, confirm field mappings, and set up a test trigger.
You can retrieve location data, including IDs, names, addresses, and coordinates, using endpoints like GET /locations. The API supports filtering and pagination to help you pull exactly the data you need. For complex mappings, you can transform data in Rankr before it’s stored.
Supported authentication methods include API keys and OAuth 2.0. API keys are simple to manage for server-to-server integrations, while OAuth 2.0 is ideal when users grant access. Always store credentials securely in Rankr’s protected vault.
Sync frequency can be configured to pull data on a schedule (e.g., every 5 minutes) or via real-time webhooks if Snapshots supports them. Start with a conservative cadence and increase as needed after validating data volume.
A Snapshots API account is required to obtain credentials. In Rankr you’ll create a dedicated connection to Snapshots API and assign the necessary scopes, such as locations.read.
Yes. You can map Snapshots fields to your Rankr schema, rename fields, and apply data transformations to ensure consistency across systems. Use Rankr’s mapping rules to customize how data appears in your dashboards.
Yes. There are rate limits on the Snapshots API. Design your integration with batching, backoff, and retry strategies to avoid hitting limits, and monitor usage from your Rankr dashboard.
API endpoint documentation for Snapshots API is available in your Snapshots developer portal. You’ll find details on endpoints like GET /locations, authentication, pagination, and error handling.
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