Authenticate requests to the Snapshots API using your GHL API credentials (token-based or OAuth as supported). Store credentials securely and refresh tokens before expiry to ensure uninterrupted access.
Keap authentication follows its OAuth flow to grant your app access to contacts, locations, and activity data. Use the minimal permissions required for integration.
Endpoint 1: GET /locations – fetches your associated location data. Other endpoints are available in the API docs and may be used depending on your workflows.
Trigger: when a new location is created in Snapshots API, automatically create or update a corresponding Keap contact.
Actions: create or update Keap contacts, sync location fields, and log the activity in Keap.
GET /locations
id, name, address, city, country
Trigger: updates to Keap contacts push changes back to Snapshots data as needed.
Actions: update Snapshots records from Keap, create or modify related location entries.
Multiple endpoints depending on data being synced
contact_id, location_id, last_modified
Trigger: hourly or daily pull of latest data to Keap dashboards.
GET /locations
location_id, updated_at
Eliminate custom code with a visual workflow integration between Snapshots API and Keap.
Automate data sync without writing scripts, saving time and reducing errors.
Scale operations with reliable, real-time data flows between services.
A quick glossary of terms and core processes used when connecting Snapshots API with Keap.
A specific URL path used to access resources in the Snapshots API.
The process of verifying identity to authorize API requests.
A mechanism for real-time data delivery from Snapshots API to Keap.
Aligning Snapshots API fields with corresponding Keap fields to ensure data integrity.
When a new location is added in Snapshots API, automatically create or update a Keap contact with mapped fields.
Generate daily reports in Keap from Snapshots locations and notify teams.
Push Keap changes back to Snapshots endpoints and keep data coherent.
Authenticate to Snapshots API and Keap using secure OAuth flow.
Choose GET /locations and map fields between Snapshots and Keap.
Create rules to trigger Keap actions when Snapshots data changes.
The Snapshots API provides RESTful access to location data that Keap users can leverage to enrich contacts, campaigns, and workflows. With proper authentication, you can fetch locations, offices, and related metadata to drive automation. This integration lets you pull data into Keap without manual copy/paste, ensuring your records stay up to date.
No heavy coding is required. Use a no-code connector to authorize both services and map fields between Snapshots and Keap. Set triggers and actions through a guided UI. If you have advanced needs, you can extend with HTTP requests or custom transformers, but the core setup is designed for non-developers.
You can sync Keap contacts, locations, and related data. Map location fields to Keap custom fields and associate contacts with locations as needed. Not every data type may be available by default, so plan your mappings accordingly.
Security relies on standard OAuth token flows and HTTPS encryption. Access tokens should be stored securely and rotated regularly. Employ least-privilege permissions and monitor for unusual activity to keep data secure.
Authenticate to Snapshots API using your GHL credentials and authorize Keap via its OAuth flow. The connector handles token storage securely and refreshes tokens automatically. Ensure the requested scopes align with your data needs.
The primary endpoint is GET /locations to retrieve location data. Additional endpoints exist in the API docs for extended functionality. Use the endpoint list in your setup guide to determine which resources you need.
Use the built-in test connection feature to verify credentials and endpoint responses. Validate by retrieving a sample location and confirming Keap can create or update a test contact. Review logs for mapping accuracy and error details.
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