Authenticate requests to the Tasks API using API keys or OAuth tokens. Store credentials securely and rotate them regularly.
Authenticate Byteplant calls with your Byteplant API key or OAuth token provided in your Byteplant account.
Endpoint 1: POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search. Endpoint 2-17: See full endpoint catalog in the API docs. This page highlights the endpoints most relevant to phone validation in Byteplant and Tasks API.
Trigger validation when a new lead is created or updated in your CRM.
Actions: validate phone, update lead with validation result, flag invalid numbers.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search
Key fields: locationId, phoneNumber, countryCode
Schedule a batch run to validate all stored phone numbers.
Actions: update records with validated results, generate retry lists.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search
Key fields: locationId, batchDate, limit
Users can trigger a one-off validation from the CRM UI.
Actions: perform validation, push result to contact record.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search
Key fields: locationId, phoneNumber
Fast setup with drag-and-drop automation in your workflow platform.
Ensured data quality and consistent phone number formats across your CRM.
Scales with your database size and traffic without heavy development.
Understand endpoints, triggers, actions, authentication methods, and data fields that power the GHL and Byteplant connection.
Verifying identity and granting access to APIs via keys or tokens.
A specific URL path that performs an API function.
A secret token used to authorize API calls.
A URL that receives real-time data from an API push.
Validate phone numbers during signup to improve lead quality from day one.
Run scheduled validations to keep your contact lists clean.
Flag risky numbers and maintain consent logs for compliance.
Grab your Tasks API key or OAuth token and your Byteplant API key.
Align locationId, phoneNumber, and countryCode with the /locations/:locationId/tasks/search endpoint.
Run test requests, verify responses, and enable automation in production.
You can authenticate with API keys or OAuth tokens. API keys are ideal for server-to-server integrations, while OAuth provides user-scoped access. Best practice is to use the least-privilege scope and rotate credentials every 90 days. Always store secrets securely using your platform’s secret manager. If you suspect a leak, rotate keys immediately and invalidate old tokens.
For phone validation, you typically call the endpoint with locationId and the phoneNumber (and countryCode if required). The response includes validation status and a standardized phone format. If you plan to batch validate, you’ll send multiple requests in a queued process or batch job. Ensure your payload aligns with the endpoint’s required fields.
Yes. Batch mode lets you validate large lists of numbers on a schedule. You can set frequency (nightly, daily) and define batch size limits. After processing, update your CRM records with results and generate a retry list for numbers that failed validation.
No-code options are available through your automation platform’s visual workflows. You can trigger validations, map fields, and update records without writing code. This makes it easier to maintain and quickly adjust rules as your needs evolve.
Invalid numbers are flagged in the response. You can route them to a retry queue, mark them as invalid in the CRM, or request updated data. Configure retries with backoff and monitor trends to reduce invalid lead capture over time.
Payload typically includes locationId, phoneNumber, countryCode, and metadata like timestamp and source. Depending on your use case, you may also pass userId or leadId to correlate results with records in your CRM.
API keys and endpoints are found in your Tasks API and Byteplant account dashboards. Generate keys with the correct scopes, then copy the endpoint URLs from the documentation or API reference section. If you’re using a connector, the keys are often stored in your integration settings.
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