Use the required credential type and scope (saas/location.read) to securely authenticate the Snapshots API with TidyCal. Store tokens securely and rotate them regularly.
Authorize TidyCal to access Snapshots API data by completing the OAuth flow and granting the necessary permissions.
– GET /locations — Retrieve a list of locations from Snapshots API. (API Endpoint1) – Additional endpoints are available in your project context but are not all listed here.
Trigger: a new location is added in TidyCal.
Action: fetch location data from Snapshots API via GET /locations and create or update the corresponding location in TidyCal.
GET /locations
id, name, address, timezone
Trigger: changes detected in Snapshots API or TidyCal.
Actions: PATCH /locations/{id} or POST /locations to reflect updates.
PATCH /locations/{id}
id, external_status, last_modified
Trigger: a location is deprecated or no longer needed.
Actions: DELETE /locations/{id} or set an archived flag.
DELETE /locations/{id}
id, archived_at
Automation without code eliminates handoffs and speeds up workflows.
Pre-built endpoints and auth flows reduce setup time.
Secure and auditable credentials with scalable data transfer.
Key elements include endpoints, authentication, data mapping, and error handling; processes cover connection setup, testing, and going live.
Verifying identity and granting access to a system.
A specific URL path in an API used to perform an operation.
A protocol for secure delegated access to resources.
An automated message or request triggered by an event.
Automatically generate new location records in Snapshots API when events are created in TidyCal.
Keep availability in Snapshots API and TidyCal aligned to prevent double bookings.
Build a dashboard showing location performance and utilization across teams using Snapshots API data.
Generate API keys, grant permissions, and store credentials securely.
Map Snapshots API fields to TidyCal fields and set up synchronization rules.
Run tests, monitor logs, and validate data flow before going live.
To authenticate, generate an API key with the required scope (saas/location.read) and configure it in TidyCal. Complete any OAuth flow as needed and store tokens securely. Rotate credentials regularly to maintain security. In addition, ensure your app’s IPs are allowed and that you follow your organization’s security policies. The integration works using approved authentication methods so you can rely on secure, ongoing access to Snapshots API data within TidyCal.
The primary endpoint listed is GET /locations for retrieving location data. Depending on your plan and permissions, additional endpoints may exist for creating, updating, or deleting locations. Refer to your GHL API documentation to view the full endpoint catalog. In this template, we focus on a safe, no-code approach using the available endpoint to illustrate data flow and mapping.
No coding is required to set up this integration. Use the built-in connectors, wizards, and mapping interfaces to connect Snapshots API to TidyCal. If you need custom logic beyond the built-in features, consider a lightweight automation tool, but most common tasks can be completed visually. If you have complex data transformations, you can still implement them with pre-built actions and simple rules.
Data in transit is protected by encryption, and access is controlled by OAuth or API keys with scoped permissions. Regular audits and logging help you track who accessed what data and when. Always follow best practices for credential storage and rotation to maximize security.
If the connection fails, first check credentials and scopes, then review error messages and logs. Re-authenticate if necessary and verify endpoint availability. Test the data flow with a small dataset to identify where the issue lies, and consult your security and network settings if blocked by a firewall. Most issues resolve quickly with re-authentication and endpoint verification.
Rate limits depend on the Snapshots API plan and your authentication method. If you approach limits, implement retry logic with backoff and consider caching frequently requested data on your side. Contact support if you anticipate sustained high volume.
Yes. Data mapping between Snapshots API fields and TidyCal fields can be customized in the mapping interface. You can align fields for synchronization, create computed fields, and define transformation rules. Validate mappings with test data before going live.
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