Authenticate to the Tasks API using OAuth or API keys as provided by your GHL account. Start by creating a new GHL connection in 0CodeKit and select the Tasks API from the connector list.
0CodeKit will securely store credentials and perform token refresh as needed. Use the recommended OAuth flow or API key based method shown in the setup steps.
Primary endpoint: POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search. Other endpoints are available in the API docs.
Trigger: When a location is selected in 0CodeKit, fetch tasks for that location to sync status and due dates.
Actions: map task fields like title, status, and dueDate into 0CodeKit; create or update tasks as needed; push updates back to GHL if configured.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search
locationId, filters, limit, page
Trigger: When a new task is created in 0CodeKit, push to GHL Tasks via the create update endpoint.
Actions: createTask, updateTask fields title, notes, dueDate, status.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks
locationId, title, status, dueDate, notes
Trigger: When a task is completed or archived in GHL, remove or archive it in 0CodeKit.
Actions: deleteTask or archiveTask; ensure IDs map back to 0CodeKit records.
DELETE /locations/:locationId/tasks/{taskId}
locationId, taskId
Connect GHL Tasks API and 0CodeKit without custom code—drag, drop, and automate.
Bi directional sync and real time updates keep data aligned across systems.
Reusable templates and workflows speed up onboarding and maintenance.
Key elements include API endpoints, authentication methods, safe field mapping, and event triggers. This section explains the processes that move data between GHL and 0CodeKit.
A defined URL path and HTTP method used to perform an action against an API.
Methods used to verify identity and grant access such as OAuth tokens or API keys.
Authorization framework that grants limited access via tokens.
HTTP callbacks triggered by events to notify another system.
Idea: trigger on new task creation in GHL and push to 0CodeKit with mapped fields.
Idea: run a nightly sync to reconcile differences.
Idea: monitor failed syncs and alert on issues.
Authorise the Tasks API in 0CodeKit by providing your GHL credentials and selecting the Tasks API.
Define how task fields map between systems and configure triggers for sync.
Run test requests against the Endpoint1 and verify data flows before going live.
The Tasks API is the GHL endpoint that lets you search, retrieve, and manage tasks from your account. It supports location scoped queries so you can fetch tasks by location. This is ideal for no-code automations that keep tasks in sync across tools. You can start with the search endpoint shown on this page and expand as needed. Two paragraphs.
No coding is required to connect 0CodeKit to the GHL Tasks API. The drag and drop workflow builder handles authentication, field mapping, and triggers. If you need custom logic, you can still insert small expressions, but many users complete integrations with no-code.
Start with the search endpoint to retrieve tasks by location. Use the mapped fields to bring essential data into 0CodeKit and then expand to create or update tasks as your workflow grows.
OAuth or API key based authentication is supported. The setup steps explain which method you should use for your GHL account and how to securely store tokens in 0CodeKit.
Bi directional sync is possible with proper mapping and triggers. You can push changes from GHL to 0CodeKit and vice versa, keeping task data aligned.
Map core fields such as title, status, due date, and notes between GHL and 0CodeKit. The platform provides templates to simplify this mapping and ensures data is consistent.
More endpoints are documented in the GHL API docs and the 0CodeKit connector guides. You can explore the full list and examples there.
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