Authenticate requests to the Snapshots API using your API key or OAuth token provided in your GHL developer console.
Rankr authenticates API requests using the same credentials; ensure scopes include saas/location.read.
– GET /locations: Retrieve location data from Google Business Profile to Rankr. – Additional endpoints may be exposed for future enhancements.
Trigger: When a location is created or updated in Google Business Profile, pull changes into Rankr.
Actions: Sync location fields to Rankr, update related records, and refresh dashboards.
GET /locations
key_fields: location_id, name, address, primary_phone, website, hours, status
Trigger: Webhook or poll-based updates for changes in location data.
Actions: Push updates to Rankr records and notify teams.
GET /locations?updated_after={timestamp}
fields: location_id, last_modified, status
Trigger: Initial sync or large-scale data refresh.
Actions: Batch-create or update Rankr location records.
POST /locations/bulk
fields: location_id, name, address, category, synced_at
No-code data synchronization lets you set up automation in minutes without writing code.
Unified data across Google Business Profile and Rankr enables consistent reporting and workflows.
Scales to hundreds or thousands of locations without custom development.
This section defines the core components: authentication, endpoints, triggers, and data fields used to sync between GHL Snapshots API and Rankr.
An API (Application Programming Interface) is a set of rules that lets apps communicate over a network using standard requests.
A specific URL and HTTP method that performs an action in an API.
A method to prove identity (such as API keys or OAuth) when making API requests.
A callback URL that receives real-time event data from an API.
Automatically flag incomplete or inconsistent location data and trigger fixes in Rankr.
Use bulk import to seed the initial dataset from Google Business Profile.
Configure alerts in Rankr when location data changes.
Collect your API key, client ID, and necessary tokens from the GHL and Rankr portals.
Enter the endpoint GET /locations and set any filters needed for your workflow.
Run tests, verify data synchronization, and promote to production.
The Snapshots API exposes location data from Google Business Profile, including location_id, name, address, hours, and status. It is designed for easy reading and syncing by Rankr to keep your records up to date. You can trigger updates via webhooks or periodic polls, depending on your workflow and data freshness needs.
No extensive coding is required to connect Rankr with the Snapshots API. Use the built-in connectors and configuration options to map fields and automate syncs. For custom transforms, Rankr offers no-code helpers and guided setup. If you need a developer touch, you can always extend with minimal scripting or custom endpoints.
The primary endpoint is GET /locations for retrieving location data. Other endpoints may be exposed as the integration evolves to support additional actions like bulk import or updates. Consult your API docs or Rankr connector guide for the latest endpoint list and usage notes.
All requests should use HTTPS and be authenticated with API keys or OAuth tokens. Keep credentials secure, rotate keys regularly, and apply least-privilege scopes (e.g., saas/location.read). Additionally, use secure storage for tokens and enable audit logs for visibility into access patterns.
Test the connection in a sandbox or staging environment before going live. Verify that location data syncs correctly, fields map as expected, and triggers fire as designed. Review logs and error messages carefully to refine your configuration prior to production rollout.
Yes. You can set up automated alerts via webhooks or scheduled checks to notify teams when location data changes. Alerts can be routed to Slack, email, or your workflow tool to ensure timely responses.
Sync logs are available in the Rankr dashboard and can be exported for auditing. You can review successful syncs, failures, and latency to optimize performance. If issues arise, use the logs to diagnose data mismatches or authentication problems.
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