The Snapshots API uses token-based access with the saas/location.read scope. Obtain a secure OAuth token from your GHL developer settings and grant the Zapier App Connector permission to use it.
In Zapier, connect your GHL account to authorize Snapshots API access. Tokens are stored securely and rotated as needed to keep integrations safe.
– GET /locations — Retrieves a list of locations in your Snapshots API account. (Endpoint1). Note: Only Endpoint1 is documented in this page; other endpoints may be added later.
Trigger: When a new or updated location is detected, prompting downstream actions.
Actions: Retrieve location details, push updates to CRM or dashboards, and create records in other apps.
GET /locations
location_id, name, country, region, time_zone
Trigger: Scheduled pull to refresh location data.
Actions: Create or update records in CRM, append to spreadsheets, or generate reports.
GET /locations
location_id, external_id, name, address
Trigger: Daily digest or event-driven alert when locations change.
Actions: Generate reports, notify teams via email or chat, and update dashboards.
GET /locations
location_id, name, status, last_modified
Automate data retrieval and distribution without writing code.
Eliminate manual data entry by syncing location data across apps automatically.
Scale workflows with scheduled pulls and trigger-based automations.
A concise glossary of terms you’ll see when connecting Snapshots API to the Zapier App Connector, plus how these pieces fit together in your automations.
A specific URL path in the Snapshots API used to perform a function, such as GET /locations to fetch data.
The method used to verify identity and permissions, typically OAuth 2.0 tokens or API keys, for accessing the API.
An entity representing a site or region in your account used to organize and manage data.
An event that starts a Zap workflow in Zapier when certain conditions are met.
Pull daily location lists and share a concise summary with stakeholders via email or Slack.
Create or update CRM records when a location changes to keep customer data current.
Trigger marketing or operations workflows when new locations are added or existing ones are updated.
Authorize the Snapshots API in Zapier using the saas/location.read scope to grant access.
Select GET /locations and map the resulting fields to your target app.
Choose a trigger and action to automate your workflow using Snapshots data.
The Snapshots API provides programmatic access to location data via endpoints like GET /locations. By connecting through the Zapier App Connector, you can fetch and use this data in your workflows without writing code. The integration streamlines retrieval, enrichment, and distribution of location information across apps.
Access to location data requires the saas/location.read scope in your GHL account. This ensures read-only access for safe data retrieval. When you authorize in Zapier, the connector requests this scope and uses the resulting token for API calls.
Yes. You can schedule pulls of location data in Zapier or trigger retrieval from location changes. Scheduling helps keep downstream systems up to date with the latest locations without manual checks.
The common method is OAuth 2.0 token-based authentication. API keys may also be used in some setups. The Zapier App Connector securely stores and rotates credentials to protect access to Snapshots data.
Map fields from GET /locations to your target app by selecting the source fields (location_id, name, country, etc.) and aligning them with destination fields. Zapier provides a visual mapper to simplify this step.
API call limits depend on your GHL plan. The connector handles retries and rate limiting to minimize disruption in automated workflows.
Endpoint documentation is available in the GHL developer portal and the Zapier App Connector docs. The GET /locations endpoint is your starting point for reading location data.
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