Authenticate requests to the Snapshots API using OAuth 2.0 or an API key. Start by creating an app entry for Snapshots API in GHL and granting the saas/location.read scope.
Connect monday-com to the Snapshots API using standard OAuth or API keys, then securely store credentials and refresh tokens as needed.
GET /locations — Retrieve the list of locations. Other endpoints are available as you extend the integration.
Triggered when you need to fetch current location data from monday-com for reporting or automation.
Use GET /locations to pull a live list of locations and map fields to your monday boards.
GET /locations
location_id, name, address, country, timezone
Triggered when you need to add a new location from monday-com to Snapshots API.
POST /locations with payload including name, address, country, and timezone.
POST /locations
location_id (generated), name, address, country, timezone
Triggered when you need to update an existing location’s details in Snapshots API.
PUT /locations/{id} with updated fields such as name and address.
PUT /locations/{id}
id, name, address, country, timezone
Automates data flow between platforms, reducing manual data entry and errors.
Enables real-time updates of location data on monday.com boards and dashboards.
Centralizes data access for reports and analytics with a single source of truth.
An overview of the data elements, HTTP methods, and mapping processes used to connect Snapshots API to monday-com.
A specific URL and HTTP method used to expose data or perform an action in an API.
Methods to verify identity and authorize access, typically OAuth 2.0 tokens or API keys.
Data sent with requests to create or update resources, usually in JSON.
The API’s returned data, including status codes and data payloads.
Automatically pull location changes from monday-com into Snapshots API and reflect updates in your dashboards.
Schedule daily or hourly syncs to keep data fresh without manual triggers.
Set up automated alerts when location data changes and push notifications to your team.
Register the Snapshots API app in GHL, obtain client credentials, and grant the saas/location.read scope.
Add GET /locations and any additional endpoints you plan to use, with field mappings.
Run authentication and data-mapping tests, then enable automation in production.
The Snapshots API exposes endpoints to access data and actions for your connected apps, enabling you to pull location data and push updates to monday-com. The first step is to authenticate and obtain a token, then call endpoints like GET /locations to verify connectivity and begin mapping data into your boards.
Authentication uses OAuth 2.0 or API keys. Create an app in GHL, obtain client credentials, and request the saas/location.read scope. Store tokens securely and refresh as needed. For monday-com, apply the same credentials to authorize requests from your workflows.
At a minimum, GET /locations is available for reading location data. Additional endpoints can be enabled as you expand the integration. You can customize field mappings to fit your monday boards and automations.
Yes—when configured, you can pull location data in real time or on a schedule. Use webhooks or periodic polling to keep data fresh in monday boards and dashboards.
Basic setup can be done with no-code tools if your platform supports webhooks and HTTP actions; however, a basic understanding of API concepts helps. For more complex transforms, you may use small scripts or a Zapier workflow to map data between endpoints.
Test authentication and endpoint calls in a sandbox or dev project to verify responses. Use sample payloads to validate mappings before going live.
Check GHL app logs and Snapshots API response codes to diagnose issues. Enable verbose logging during testing and review error messages to adjust mappings or permissions.
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