Authenticate requests to Snapshots API using your Snapshots API credentials. Use API keys or OAuth tokens as provided by your Snapshots API administrator to secure data flow between OnceHub and Snapshots API.
Authorize OnceHub to access Snapshots API by configuring OAuth 2.0 or API tokens in your GHL account. This ensures requests from OnceHub to Snapshots API are securely authenticated.
GET /locations — fetches existing locations. Other endpoints will be documented as soon as they become available in your Snapshots API plan.
Trigger: When a location is added or updated in OnceHub, upsert the corresponding location in Snapshots API.
Actions: push location data to Snapshots API via upsert and log synchronization status in OnceHub.
GET /locations
key fields: location_id, name, address, timezone
Trigger: Location change events in OnceHub trigger updates in Snapshots API.
Actions: create/update location in Snapshots API based on OnceHub events; handle errors gracefully.
GET /locations
location_id, external_id, last_modified
Trigger: Daily or hourly sync between OnceHub and Snapshots API.
Actions: pull the latest locations from Snapshots API and push updates to OnceHub; reconcile duplicates.
GET /locations
location_id, name
Zero-code integration using visual triggers and actions.
Faster setup: get up and running without custom development.
Scalable data sync that grows with your business.
Key elements include endpoints, authentication, triggers, actions, and data fields used to connect OnceHub with Snapshots API.
API: a set of rules that enables applications to communicate and exchange data.
Endpoint: a specific URL path in an API that performs a defined function, such as GET /locations.
Webhook: a method for apps to send real-time data to each other when an event occurs.
Authentication: the process of verifying identity before granting access to an API.
Automatically import new OnceHub locations into Snapshots API and map fields for seamless data flow.
Keep location records in sync in both systems with conflict resolution and audit trails.
Set up daily or weekly reports on location data and integration health.
Obtain an API key or OAuth credentials from Snapshots API and configure in OnceHub.
Add GET /locations as a data pull and map fields to OnceHub.
Run a test sync, verify data accuracy, and enable automated syncing.
No coding is required to set up the integration. Use the no-code connectors and visual triggers in OnceHub to link with Snapshots API. If you need more control, you can employ webhooks and field mappings to tailor data flow. As you gain comfort, you can add additional endpoints or build layered automations with confidence.
Currently, GET /locations is exposed for pulling location data. Availability of additional endpoints depends on your Snapshots API plan and permissions. Review your API docs and plan for expanded functionality as needed.
All data transfers use TLS for encryption and authentication via API keys or OAuth tokens. Rotate credentials regularly and apply least-privilege access to minimize risk.
Yes. You can map fields in OnceHub to corresponding fields in Snapshots API so data flows correctly in both directions. Use the mapping interface in the integration setup to align data types and field names.
Sync frequency can be configured for real-time webhooks or scheduled intervals. Choose a cadence that matches your operational needs and API rate limits.
Your Snapshots API credentials live in your admin portal. In OnceHub, create a new connection and paste the API key or client secret here to establish the link. Remember to test the connection.
If a sync fails, check the error logs in OnceHub and Snapshots API. Common causes include invalid credentials, endpoint changes, or rate limits. Fix the issue and re-run the sync.
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