To authorize requests from PT Distinction to the Surveys API, use OAuth 2.0 tokens issued for the Surveys API. Store credentials securely and rotate them regularly.
Connect PT Distinction by configuring client credentials in your GHL connection, then complete the OAuth flow to obtain access tokens.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts — create a new post; PUT /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id — update an existing post; DELETE /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id — remove a post; PATCH /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id — partial update of a post.
Trigger: when PT Distinction creates a new social post draft, call POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts on the Surveys API to publish in GHL.
Actions: POST to endpoint, capture the returned postId, and update the PT Distinction post status accordingly.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts
locationId, content, media, schedule, status
Trigger: edits or reschedules in PT Distinction trigger a PUT to /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id
Actions: PUT to the endpoint; mirror changes back to PT Distinction and update status.
PUT /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id
locationId, id, content, schedule, media
Trigger: delete action in PT Distinction triggers DELETE to remove the corresponding post in GHL.
DELETE /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id
locationId, id
Fast onboarding with a visual workflow builder; no custom coding needed.
Low maintenance: updates flow through a single interface.
Clear cross‑system analytics and reporting across PT Distinction and the Surveys API.
Key elements include endpoints, triggers, actions, data fields, authentication, and the data flow that connects PT Distinction with the Surveys API.
Permission granted to access API resources, usually via OAuth 2.0 or API keys.
A standard authorization framework that grants tokens to clients to access protected resources.
A specific URL in the API that performs a defined action.
The data sent in a request to create or modify a resource.
Demonstrate a weekly automated campaign that publishes scheduled posts across channels using GHL as the publishing layer.
Show how timing insights from PT Distinction can optimize post timing and frequency in the Surveys API.
Highlight alerts when posts go live or encounter errors, ensuring teams stay informed.
Configure credentials in both systems and complete the OAuth flow to obtain access tokens.
Pair PT Distinction posts with Surveys API endpoints and align data fields for seamless transfer.
Run end‑to‑end tests, verify status updates, error handling, and retries.
Yes. You will need credentials for both PT Distinction and the Surveys API. Typically you create an app in each platform and follow the OAuth flow to obtain tokens. Keep credentials secure and rotate them regularly. Always use the official connection process rather than ad hoc scripts.
The primary method is OAuth 2.0 with access tokens. Some endpoints may support API keys as a secondary option, but OAuth 2.0 is the recommended approach for PT Distinction and Surveys API integrations.
Yes. Use a sandbox or test location to simulate posts and status changes. This lets you verify triggers, mappings, and error handling before going live.
Handle errors with clear logging and exponential backoff retries for transient failures. Validate response codes, implement idempotency where possible, and surface actionable messages for remediation.
Creating a post typically requires locationId and content, with optional media and scheduling fields. The POST endpoint handles creation and initial publishing, returning a postId for tracking.
There is no hard post limit in the integration itself, but API rate limits and plan constraints apply. Plan accordingly and implement backoff to stay within limits.
Analytics can be viewed in the combined dashboards provided by the integration, showing created posts, statuses, timings, and error rates. You can also export data for deeper analysis.
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