Authenticate API requests using your GHL API key and OAuth tokens where required, ensuring least-privilege access.
Use Flutterwave’s API keys and OAuth flows to authorize the connection to GHL. Store credentials securely and rotate keys regularly.
Endpoint 1: POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search. Other endpoints are not listed on this page.
Flutterwave: Transaction Created
Create Task in GHL, add notes with transaction ID, due date, and status.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks
title, description, transactionId, amount, locationId
Flutterwave: Payment Completed or Failed
Update GHL task status and add activity log
PUT /locations/:locationId/tasks/:taskId
taskId, status, transactionId
Flutterwave: Invoice generated or receipt created
Add attachment or link to task, attach invoice/receipt URL
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/:taskId/attachments
taskId, attachmentUrl, fileName
Automate workflows without writing code.
Real-time syncing between payments and tasks improves accuracy.
Reusable steps and templates for future integrations.
Common terms to know when integrating GHL Tasks API with Flutterwave, including API keys, endpoints, webhooks, and data mapping.
The programmable interface provided by GHL to access data and trigger actions.
Flutterwave app connector used to connect to GHL and manage tasks triggered by payments.
Secret key used to authenticate requests to GHL APIs or third-party services.
A callback URL that receives events from Flutterwave or GHL to trigger automations.
When a Flutterwave order is created, automatically create a corresponding task in GHL to track fulfillment.
Link payment states to task status updates for clear visibility.
Automatically attach Flutterwave receipts to related GHL tasks for audit trails.
Obtain and securely store API keys and OAuth tokens for both GHL and Flutterwave.
Define endpoint paths and map fields between Flutterwave and GHL for seamless data transfer.
Run tests to validate data flow and enable automation in production.
No coding is required. The platform provides a no-code builder to connect Flutterwave events to GHL actions using triggers and templates.
Common triggers include transaction created, payment completed, and invoice generated in Flutterwave.
Yes. You can map fields such as amount, transactionId, customerName, and locationId between Flutterwave and GHL tasks.
Credentials are stored securely with encryption; use OAuth where supported and rotate keys periodically.
Endpoints related to tasks creation, updates, and attachments are supported in this integration.
Use the built-in test mode and sample data to verify data flows before enabling live connections.
You can view logs and error messages in the console or dashboard and set up alerts for failures.
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