Authenticate requests to Snapshots API with the required saas/location.read scope. Use OAuth tokens or API keys as provided by your Snapshots API credentials and grant the GHL app access.
Unbounce connects to GHL via a secure OAuth-based flow, transferring a tokenized session between the apps. Keep credentials confidential and rotate them regularly.
– GET /locations — fetch location records from Snapshots API. Other endpoints will be documented as they become available.
Trigger: A new Unbounce form submission creates or updates a corresponding location in Snapshots API.
Actions: Create or update location fields, map submission data to Snapshots API fields, and confirm success back to Unbounce.
GET /locations
id; locationName; locationCode
Trigger: Location records are updated in Snapshots API and changes are pushed to Unbounce.
Actions: Populate Unbounce fields with the latest location data and adjust prefill values.
GET /locations
id; locationCode
Trigger: A sync attempt fails, initiating a retry sequence.
Actions: Log the error, notify the team, and retry up to the configured limit.
GET /locations
id; lastAttempt; errorCode
No-code automation: connect Unbounce to Snapshots API without writing a line of code.
Fast setup: configure data flows with a few clicks and start syncing in minutes.
Deeper insights: map Unbounce submissions to Snapshots location data for richer reporting.
Understand core elements like API endpoints, authentication, triggers, actions, and data mapping that power the Snapshots API and Unbounce integration.
A specific URL in an API that performs a defined function.
The process of proving identity and obtaining access tokens to use the API securely.
An event that starts an automation or data flow.
An operation performed in response to a trigger, such as creating or updating a record.
Automatically fill form fields in Unbounce using data from Snapshots API to speed up conversions.
Show personalized content or prefilled fields based on selected location data.
When a submission includes a new location, automatically create the location in Snapshots API.
Create and configure API credentials in Snapshots API and authorize the GHL app to access Unbounce data.
Set up GET /locations, map fields between Unbounce and Snapshots API, and test data flow.
Run end-to-end tests and deploy to live environment, monitor performance.
Snapshots API provides programmatic access to location data and related resources. In this integration, Unbounce submissions can be used to create or update those records. You can use the saas/location.read scope to fetch data and drive form prefill. The guide shows exact field mappings and example payloads.
Yes. The no-code connector lets you link Unbounce and Snapshots API without writing code. Set up authentication, endpoints, and data mappings through the GHL app’s interface; test with a sample submission before going live.
Currently the primary endpoint available is GET /locations to read location data. As the integration evolves, additional endpoints will be documented. Review the Endpoints section for detailed usage and field mappings.
Authentication relies on OAuth tokens and API keys provided by the Snapshots API. Keep credentials secure, rotate tokens regularly, and grant least-privilege access to the GHL app.
Map Unbounce form fields to Snapshots API location fields using the data mapping wizard. Common mappings include name, email, locationCode, and custom fields; test to ensure correct prefill.
The integration supports automatic retries for failed syncs. On ongoing failures, logs are generated and alerts can be sent to your team, with a configurable retry limit.
For more creative ideas, explore the Creative Ideas section in this guide. You can also brainstorm data-driven experiences like dynamic redirects or location-based personalization using the Snapshots API with Unbounce.
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