Grant permission for AccuLynx to access the Surveys API in your GHL account and generate a secure connection token.
Approve the connection in AccuLynx to allow data to flow to and from the Surveys API.
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 contact is added in AccuLynx and a corresponding entry is created in Surveys API.
Actions: Create a new survey record in Surveys API or update the existing contact in AccuLynx.
POST /surveys-api/contacts
name, email, company, source, created_at
Trigger: When a survey status changes in Surveys API, update the related AccuLynx record.
Actions: Update lead status in AccuLynx and attach a note.
PUT /surveys-api/contacts/{id}/status
id, status, updated_at
Trigger: A new lead is created in AccuLynx and a survey profile is created in Surveys API.
Actions: Create a survey record in Surveys API and link it to the AccuLynx lead.
POST /surveys-api/leads
lead_id, name, email, account, status
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This section explains essential terms and processes used in connecting GHL’s Surveys API with AccuLynx.
Application Programming Interface: a set of rules that allows apps to talk to each other and exchange data.
A webhook is a callback URL that receives real-time data pushed from another service when events occur.
OAuth 2.0 is an authorization framework that enables apps to securely access user data without sharing passwords.
An endpoint is a URL where an API can be accessed by a program.
Automatically mirror new AccuLynx leads in Surveys API to kick off surveys or data capture.
Use survey responses to adjust lead status in AccuLynx.
Trigger alerts in Slack or email when key survey thresholds are met.
Enable API access in Surveys API and grant appropriate permissions to AccuLynx.
Use OAuth 2.0 flow or API keys to authorize data exchange.
Define data maps between Surveys API and AccuLynx fields and run tests.
No heavy coding is required for standard integrations. The connectors use secure, documented APIs to map fields and automate flows. If you’re new to API connections, start with our step-by-step setup and test in a safe environment. You’ll be able to modify mappings as needed without touching code. In most cases, a basic connection can be live in under an hour.
Yes. Use a sandbox or staging environment to test triggers, actions, and data mappings. Validate data integrity, simulate edge cases, and review logs before moving to production. This reduces risk and helps you refine your workflows.
You can sync contact data, survey responses, status updates, and lead metadata between GHL and AccuLynx, depending on how you map the fields. Always verify the data types and field names in both systems to ensure accurate transfers.
Authentication typically uses OAuth 2.0 or API keys. Keep credentials secure, rotate tokens regularly, and apply least-privilege access. If you need help, consult your security or IT team.
API rate limits depend on your plan. If you approach limits, implement retries with exponential backoff and consider batching requests where possible. Monitoring dashboards help you stay within allowed limits.
Yes. Map custom fields by including them in your API payloads or using field aliases in your connector. Ensure both systems support the same data types and validation rules.
You can monitor errors and logs in the integration console, webhooks dashboard, and your API provider’s status page. Set up alerts for failures and review recent activity to troubleshoot issues quickly.
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