Use your GHL credentials to authorize requests to the Tasks API. This includes API keys and OAuth options where supported.
Adafruit IO access is secured with API tokens and scopes. Connect with proper credentials to enable data exchange.
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Trigger: when a new task is created or an existing task is updated for a location.
Actions: fetch matching tasks and push updates to Adafruit IO feeds; mirror changes back to the Tasks API as needed.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search
locationId, taskStatus, dueDate, assignee
Trigger: scheduled check or on-demand query for overdue tasks.
Actions: surface overdue tasks in Adafruit IO and send alerts when thresholds are met.
GET /locations/:locationId/tasks?status=overdue
locationId, status
Trigger: when a task is marked complete in GHL.
Actions: update the Tasks API with completion status and reflect changes in Adafruit IO.
PUT /locations/:locationId/tasks/:taskId
locationId, taskId, status
Automate task data synchronization without writing code.
Real-time updates between the Tasks API and Adafruit IO.
Reduce manual work and improve task visibility.
A concise glossary of terms and processes used to connect the GHL Tasks API with Adafruit IO.
A URL exposed by an API that accepts requests and returns data.
The process of verifying identity to access an API.
A triggered message sent from a server when a specific event occurs.
A standard for authorization that enables access without exposing passwords.
Push task status updates to Adafruit IO feeds to visualize in dashboards.
Trigger actions when entering a location to create tasks in GHL.
Use periodic checks to synchronize tasks with Adafruit IO charts.
Obtain API credentials for Tasks API (GHL) and Adafruit IO.
Enable the necessary API endpoints and map fields to Adafruit IO feeds.
Run tests to ensure data flows correctly and monitor for errors.
No-code options exist via Zapier and webhooks. You can start by using the sample endpoint to pull or push data and expand as needed.
Authentication uses API keys and OAuth where supported. Keep credentials secure and rotate regularly.
Start with endpoint to search tasks by location. Then expand to list and update tasks.
Yes, map tasks to feeds for real-time updates and set up webhooks for event triggers.
Use error handling in your integration, implement retries with exponential backoff.
Yes, rate limits apply. Plan requests to avoid spikes.
API docs live in your GHL developer portal and app docs.
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