Use OAuth 2.0 to authorize GHL to access your Tasks API data. Tokens should be stored securely and refreshed automatically.
Complete the OAuth flow to grant GHL access to 4Degrees task data, with scopes limited to locations/tasks.readonly.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search — primary endpoint to search tasks within a location. Other endpoints are not documented on this page.
Trigger: New or updated tasks in GHL are mirrored to 4Degrees.
Actions: Create or update tasks in 4Degrees, populate fields, and log changes back to GHL.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks
title, dueDate, locationId, status
Trigger: Status updates in GHL reflect in 4Degrees and vice versa.
Actions: Sync status, update related fields, and trigger downstream automations.
PUT /locations/:locationId/tasks/:taskId
taskId, status, updatedAt
Trigger: New GHL project creates a matching 4Degrees task.
Actions: Create new 4Degrees task with mapped fields and link back to the GHL project.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks
title, projectId, dueDate
Fast setup with drag-and-drop builders; no coding required.
Automatic data synchronization reduces manual data entry and errors.
Custom workflows with triggers, actions, and field mappings.
Explore authentication, endpoints, data mapping, and event triggers that power the GHL to 4Degrees connection.
Authorization framework used to obtain access tokens with scoped permissions.
Event-based HTTP callbacks that notify systems of changes in real time.
A specific URL path that performs an action or returns data from a server.
Defining how fields in one system align with fields in another to ensure accurate data transfer.
Schedule routine cleanups to archive completed tasks and keep your data fresh.
Automatically assign new tasks to owners based on workload and rules.
Link Tasks API tasks with related records in 4Degrees and reflect updates across systems.
Begin with OAuth 2.0 to grant GHL access to 4Degrees tasks.
Choose Task API endpoints and map key fields between systems.
Run tests, verify data integrity, and enable automated syncing.
Authentication uses OAuth 2.0. You’ll authorize the GHL app to access your 4Degrees Tasks data, with tokens that should be stored securely and refreshed automatically. For best results, enable token rotation and implement error handling for expired tokens. Keep scopes minimal to reduce risk while ensuring you can perform necessary read operations.
The primary documented endpoint is POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search, which enables searching tasks within a location. Additional endpoints may exist or be added later; refer to your integration docs for the complete list and any version updates. If you need more endpoints, you can request expansion or use webhooks to capture additional events.
Common mapping includes title, dueDate, status, locationId, and optional fields like description. Ensure that mapping preserves data types (dates as ISO strings, statuses as predefined enums) and handles nulls gracefully. Use default values where appropriate to prevent incomplete records.
Troubleshoot by checking API response codes and messages, reviewing field mappings, and verifying that the connected accounts have proper permissions. Inspect webhooks for delivery success, and consult logs to identify where data is diverging between systems.
Yes. You can customize triggers and actions to fit your workflows, including conditional logic, field mappings, and multi-step automation. Use the visual builder to configure sequences that reflect your business processes.
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