Use OAuth 2.0 with scoped access to request tokens that let GHL perform actions on your Surveys data. Follow the prompts to authorize the app and approve the necessary permissions.
Grant 0CodeKit permission to access the Surveys API and post updates on your behalf. This connection will be scoped to the required endpoints only.
Sample endpoints include: POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts; PUT /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id; DELETE /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id; PATCH /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id
Trigger: a new survey response is recorded in Surveys API, which automatically drafts a social post in GHL via 0CodeKit.
Actions: create a new social post in the specified location, with content mapped from survey fields and an optional schedule.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts
locationId, content, schedule_time, status
Trigger: survey data changes update the post content or status in GHL.
Actions: update the post using PUT, refresh content, and adjust publish timing as needed.
PUT /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id
locationId, id, content, status, publish_time
Trigger: a post is no longer needed or requires versioning.
Actions: delete the post or apply PATCH to modify a prior version.
DELETE /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id
locationId, id
Fast setup with a drag-and-drop automation builder; no custom code required.
No coding is needed to connect apps and automate posts; leverage existing templates and triggers.
Real-time syncing and reliable data flow between Surveys API and GHL improve response times and accuracy.
Elements include endpoints, authentication, triggers, actions, and data mapping; processes cover connection, mapping, and automation.
An application programming interface that allows different software systems to communicate and share data.
An industry-standard protocol for authorization that issues access tokens without sharing user credentials.
A specific URL and method provided by an API to perform a task.
A callback mechanism where the service can push data to your app in real time.
Trigger a social post automatically when a new survey response is received, saving time and keeping teams updated.
Route different survey responses to specific teams or channels based on response values.
Aggregate weekly survey results and post highlights to a summary channel for leadership.
Authorize Surveys API and 0CodeKit within GHL to establish a trusted connection.
Map essential fields such as post content, location, and status between systems.
Create workflows to automate posting, updates, and cleanup tasks.
No coding is required to get started. You can connect Surveys API with 0CodeKit in GHL using the built-in connectors and triggers. The no-code interface guides you through authentication, mapping, and automation setup so you can launch quickly. If you prefer a guided, visual setup, you can leverage templates and wizards to configure the workflow without writing a line of code, making it accessible for non-developers.
The integration uses OAuth 2.0 with scoped access tokens. You grant permissions for the minimum required scopes to keep data secure, and tokens can be rotated on a schedule. This avoids exposing passwords and keeps connections stable. You can monitor token expiry and revoke access anytime from your GHL connected apps dashboard for extra security.
POST creates new posts, PUT updates existing posts, PATCH modifies partial data, and DELETE removes posts. These endpoints cover common content workflows in the Social Posting context used with survey data. You can test endpoints in a sandbox environment and then switch to live mode once mappings and automations are confirmed.
Yes. Field mapping lets you align post content, scheduling, and status fields between Surveys API and GHL. You can adjust mappings as your data model evolves without touching code. Use conditional mapping and defaults to handle missing data gracefully.
Yes. No-code automation platforms like 0CodeKit provide similar capabilities without writing code, enabling drag-and-drop workflows and conditional logic. This makes it easier to iterate on your automation and deploy updates quickly.
Connections use encrypted transport (TLS) and token-based access. Tokens can be rotated, and data is transmitted over secure endpoints. Regular audits and best practices help keep data safe. Always enable MFA and monitor unusual activity in the connected apps dashboard.
If you encounter errors, check the connection status in the app, verify scopes, and consult the error codes in logs. Most issues are resolved by re-authenticating, re-mapping fields, or re-trigging the automation. Refer to the troubleshooting guide and community forum for common fixes and tips.
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