Authorize LaunchList to access your Tasks API data via a secure flow. The access scope is locations/tasks.readonly to let you read tasks by location.
LaunchList authenticates with GHL using a secure OAuth flow or API keys to access Tasks data. Keep credentials confidential and rotate them regularly.
– POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search
Trigger: A user searches for tasks by location in LaunchList; the connector queries Tasks API for matching results.
Actions: Map task fields (title, status, due date) to LaunchList, and return results for display.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search
locationId, searchQuery, page, pageSize, sort
Trigger: A new or updated task in GHL is sent to LaunchList.
Actions: Create or update the corresponding task in Tasks API and synchronize status and fields.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks
locationId, taskId, title, status, dueDate
Trigger: LaunchList requests a list of tasks for a location.
Actions: Retrieve and map a list of tasks to your app interface for display.
GET /locations/:locationId/tasks
locationId, page, pageSize, status
Fast no‑code setup to connect Tasks API with LaunchList without writing code.
Real‑time data flow so you see current task information in your workflows.
Scalable automation with multiple triggers and actions across apps.
A concise glossary of endpoints, triggers, actions, and data mapping used when linking GHL Tasks API with LaunchList.
A URL path and HTTP method used to access a resource in an API.
An event in one app that starts a workflow in another.
An operation performed after a trigger to produce a result.
Aligning data fields between apps so data flows correctly.
Send a daily digest of due tasks to your team in LaunchList.
Automatically tag and route tasks based on status or priority.
Push completed tasks data to a KPI dashboard for reporting.
Authorize LaunchList to access your GHL Tasks data securely.
Choose endpoints like search and list and tailor fields to your workflow.
Run tests in your workspace and deploy automation to production.
GHL API name is the internal label used in the integration to identify a specific API group. In this page the focus is on the Tasks API. APPNAME refers to LaunchList, the app you connect to GHL to automate workflows. Authorization is required to access endpoints and retrieve task data. Use the provided scopes to control what you can read or modify.
APPNAME is the LaunchList app in this integration. It authenticates via OAuth2 or API keys to securely access GHL Tasks data and perform actions within your workflow. Protect credentials and rotate tokens regularly.
No heavy coding is required. The no‑code connector offers builders and mappings to connect endpoints, triggers, and actions. For advanced custom logic you can add lightweight transformations, but many use cases work out of the box.
Available endpoints include search, list, and create tasks. This page highlights the search endpoint (POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search) and examples of listing tasks. The full set depends on your plan and permissions.
Scopes define what the integration can access. For read‑only task data by location you need locations/tasks.readonly. Adjust scopes according to the actions you plan to perform.
To test a connection, use a sandbox location, run a search or list operation, and inspect the returned data and status codes. Fix any authorization or parameter issues based on the error response.
Common errors include invalid locationId, missing or invalid tokens, and insufficient scopes. Check headers, reauthenticate if needed, and validate parameter names. Logs and error messages guide you to the exact issue.
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