Authenticate requests with your GHL API key. Ensure the scope is set to locations/tasks.readonly for read-only access.
Use Cheddar Up credentials or OAuth 2.0 tokens to authorize requests to the Tasks API. Store credentials securely and rotate regularly.
Endpoint 1: POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search — search for tasks within a location. Endpoints 2–16 are not shown on this page. Endpoint 17: not documented here.
Trigger: A new or updated task in Cheddar Up triggers a fetch in the Tasks API to keep records synchronized.
Actions: Use the search endpoint to pull tasks by locationId and map fields to Cheddar Up fields.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search
Key fields: locationId, taskId, status
Trigger: When a form submission occurs in GHL, create a corresponding task in Cheddar Up.
Actions: POST to create a task in Cheddar Up and map form data to task fields.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks
Key fields: locationId, taskName, dueDate
Trigger: When a task is updated in GHL, propagate changes to Cheddar Up.
Actions: PATCH to update task in Cheddar Up or DELETE to remove.
PATCH /locations/:locationId/tasks/:taskId
Key fields: locationId, taskId, status
Save time with no-code automation: connect Cheddar Up to Tasks API without writing custom code.
Faster data syncing between Cheddar Up and Tasks API with reliable error handling and retries.
Scalable, secure integrations backed by standard authentication and audit trails.
This glossary defines common terms used when connecting Cheddar Up with the Tasks API, including GHL, APPNAME, endpoints, and authentication.
GHL refers to the GHL platform’s API used for integrations in this context, shortened to GHL.
APPNAME represents Cheddar Up, the external app being connected to the Tasks API.
An API endpoint is a URL path that performs an action, such as searching or creating tasks.
OAuth 2.0 is used to securely authorize requests between Cheddar Up and the Tasks API.
Automatically push a weekly digest of tasks to Cheddar Up for reporting.
Sync statuses between tasks in Cheddar Up and GHL to keep teams aligned.
Set up triggers so creating a task in Cheddar Up fires a corresponding record in Tasks API.
Authorize the GHL account and Cheddar Up app to share data.
Align Cheddar Up fields with Tasks API fields such as taskName, locationId, and dueDate.
Run tests, verify endpoints, monitor logs, and deploy the integration.
The connection links Cheddar Up with the Tasks API through GHL, enabling automated data flow. You will authenticate with your GHL API key and Cheddar Up credentials. This no-code approach lets you search, create, and update tasks across both systems without custom development.
You will use OAuth 2.0 or API tokens, with the recommended method being API key with scoped permissions. Keep credentials secure and rotate keys regularly.
Endpoints include searching tasks by location and creating or updating tasks. The exact endpoints are shown in the endpoints list; only endpoint 1 is documented here. Depending on your workflow, additional endpoints may be used.
No coding is required if you use the no-code workflow builder. You can connect apps and map fields visually. For advanced logic, you can extend with custom scripts if needed.
Test by running a small data set, verify responses, and review logs. Validate field mappings and error handling before going live.
The integration can sync task names, statuses, due dates, and location identifiers. You can customize field mappings to fit your workflow.
For support, visit the Rankr help center or contact Rankr support. You can also consult the integration documentation for troubleshooting steps.
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