To authorize access to the Tasks API from the Jetpack Workflow App Connector, configure the required scope locations/tasks.readonly and use the standard OAuth 2.0 flow or API keys as supported by your GHL account.
The App Connector will request read-only access to Tasks data. Complete the OAuth grant during setup and store tokens securely for ongoing operations.
Primary endpoint: POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search used to locate tasks; other endpoints will be documented as they become available.
Trigger: A new task is created in GHL Tasks API or an existing task is updated, prompting a sync to Jetpack Workflow.
Actions: Create or update the corresponding task in Jetpack Workflow, set status, due date, and assignee.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search
Key fields: locationId, task_id, title, status, due_date, assignee_id
Trigger: A task in GHL matches an existing task in Jetpack Workflow, enabling a reference link rather than a new create.
Actions: Link tasks across systems; update mapping and notes.
GET /locations/:locationId/tasks
Key fields: locationId, external_id, task_id
Trigger: A task reaches closed/completed status in GHL or Jetpack Workflow to trigger archival.
Actions: Mark task as archived or move to completed in Jetpack Workflow; send a notification.
PATCH /locations/:locationId/tasks/:taskId/close or equivalent
Key fields: locationId, taskId, status, closedAt
No‑code setup lets teams automate task creation and updates in minutes without writing code.
Automatic data synchronization reduces manual data entry and human errors.
Scalable automation: add more workflows and endpoints as needs grow, via a UI, not code.
This glossary covers triggers, actions, endpoints, authentication, data mapping, error handling, and testing practices used in GHL and Jetpack Workflow integrations.
Application Programming Interface: a set of rules that allows programs to communicate with each other.
Open Authorization: a standard protocol for granting access tokens to third-party apps without sharing credentials.
A specific URL in an API that performs a defined action or returns data.
Permissions granted to an app to perform actions on a service.
Whenever a new ticket is created in GHL, automatically generate a corresponding task in Jetpack Workflow and assign to the right owner.
Update milestone progress in Jetpack Workflow as task statuses update in GHL.
Queue batch syncs to refresh dozens of tasks at once without manual steps.
Connect your GHL account and authorize the Jetpack Workflow App Connector to access Tasks API data.
Select endpoints and map GHL fields to Jetpack Workflow fields so data flows correctly.
Run tests in a staging environment and then deploy to production.
You can authenticate using OAuth 2.0 with tokens stored securely. For read-only access to tasks, grant the locations/tasks.readonly scope. If API keys are used, keep them secret and rotate keys regularly.
The primary endpoint covered here is POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search for finding tasks. Additional endpoints will be documented as they become available, and you can map relevant fields between GHL and Jetpack Workflow.
No coding is required for standard setup. The Jetpack Workflow App Connector provides a no-code interface to configure triggers, actions, and field mappings.
Yes. You can use a sandbox or test mode to validate configurations without affecting production data. Use test data and monitor logs during testing.
Errors are surfaced in the integration logs with a retry policy and helpful error messages. Most transient errors auto-resolve on retry; persistent issues may require updating field mappings.
The connector includes dashboards and alerts to monitor runs, successes, and failures without writing code.
Check the official documentation or the app marketplace listing for the latest endpoint details and example payloads.
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