Securely authorize requests from Snitcher to Surveys API with an API key and OAuth token, configured in the GHL app integration settings.
Snitcher must authenticate with GHL using the app’s credentials and create a trusted connection so calls from Snitcher to Surveys API can be made safely.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts — create a post; PUT /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id — update a post; DELETE /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id — remove a post; PATCH /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id — partially update a post; additional endpoints are available in the API docs.
Trigger: when a new survey response is submitted, Snitcher automatically drafts a post.
Actions: POST to the posting endpoint, set status to scheduled if needed, and return the post ID to Snitcher.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts
Required: locationId, content, scheduledTime, author
Trigger: changes in Snitcher or a user request to modify or delete a post.
Actions: PUT to update a post; DELETE to remove; notify Snitcher of results.
PUT /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id
Required: id, locationId, content
Trigger: scheduled batch updates to multiple posts and a recap report.
Actions: PATCH multiple posts, aggregate analytics, and push a digest back to Snitcher.
PATCH /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts
Required: locationId, updates (fields to modify), filter criteria
No-code automation lets teams connect Snitcher to Surveys API without writing code.
Fast onboarding with drag-and-drop workflow builders and pre-built endpoint mappings.
Unified data flow across Snitcher and Surveys API enables consistent reporting and governance.
Core elements include APIs, endpoints, authentication, data mapping, and workflow logic; processes cover connect, test, deploy, and monitor.
An interface that lets Snitcher interact with the Surveys API to perform actions like create posts and fetch data.
The process of verifying identity and granting access to protected resources in the integration.
A specific URL and HTTP method that performs an action in the API.
A callback URL that receives real-time event notifications from GHL or the Surveys API.
Automatically draft a Snitcher post whenever a survey response lands, then queue for approval.
Update Snitcher posts as survey results evolve to keep audiences informed.
Publish a weekly recap post with key survey insights and engagement metrics.
Collect the GHL API credentials and the Snitcher app keys; store securely.
Map the endpoints for creating, updating, and deleting posts in Snitcher via the Surveys API.
Run tests in a staging environment and monitor results before going live.
You can automate post creation from new survey responses using the POST endpoint to create posts in Snitcher and schedule them. This helps maintain consistency and timeliness. Use triggers to map survey fields to post content, schedule times, and author attribution. Test in staging before going live.
For posting, you primarily use POST to create, PUT to update, DELETE to remove, and PATCH for partial updates. Make sure to include locationId and content; use id for updates; ensure authentication tokens are valid.
Authenticate with GHL using the Snitcher app credentials and include the access token in requests to Surveys API. Store tokens securely and rotate them regularly; use scopes like socialplanner/post.write.
Yes, scheduling is supported via the content and scheduledTime fields. Configure your workflow to trigger posting at the desired time and test across timezones.
Use batch or PATCH endpoints to modify multiple posts; Snitcher supports partial updates. Be mindful of rate limits and confirm results for each post.
Yes, there are rate limits; check your plan; implement backoff. Cache results where possible and avoid unnecessary requests.
Endpoint details are in your API docs for Surveys API; the important ones are 1-4. In the integration setup, you can reference the full list to understand available operations.
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