Generate and configure API credentials to allow GHL to access your Tasks data for Lytho.
Complete the OAuth flow to grant Lytho the permissions needed to read and manage tasks via GHL.
– POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search – Other endpoints are available but not required for this page.
Trigger: A new task is created in Lytho triggers a search in GHL using the Tasks API.
Actions: Retrieve task details in GHL and surface them in Lytho dashboards.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search
Key fields: locationId, query, page, limit
Trigger: Task status changes in Lytho trigger a sync in GHL.
Actions: Push status changes from Lytho to GHL and reflect in reports.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search
Key fields: locationId, taskId, status
Trigger: Daily or weekly export of tasks from Lytho to GHL.
Actions: Schedule exports or run on-demand exports to keep data in sync.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search
Key fields: locationId, dateRange, exportFormat
Automate repetitive workflows without writing code.
Centralize data access and control between Lytho and GHL.
Accelerate onboarding with ready-made templates and triggers.
Key elements include endpoints, authentication, triggers, actions, mapping, and data flows to implement a robust Lytho–GHL integration.
A defined URL and HTTP method used to perform an action on a service.
An authorization framework that grants limited access to user resources without sharing passwords.
A callback URL that informs apps about events as they occur.
The process of verifying identity to grant access to a service.
Automatically pull a weekly task report from Lytho into GHL for team visibility.
Push status changes from Lytho to GHL as they occur to keep stakeholders informed.
Run ad-hoc searches on Lytho tasks from within GHL to surface insights fast.
Register your Lytho app in GHL to obtain a client ID and client secret.
Set the required scope to locations/tasks.readonly to limit access.
Connect endpoint POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search to Lytho, then test the integration.
GHL offers a no-code bridge between Lytho and your workspace, enabling automation without writing code. This guide shows how to authorize and configure access. In this process, you’ll set up OAuth credentials and confirm scopes to ensure secure data exchange.
The page includes a sample endpoint: POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search to retrieve tasks by location. Additional endpoints are available in the API, but only the search endpoint is required for this guide. You can expand usage later as your integration needs grow.
No heavy coding is required thanks to the GHL App Connector. You can create triggers and actions through the UI. For advanced logic, you can extend with custom fields and templates.
To authorize Lytho with GHL, create an OAuth client in GHL, set your redirect URL to your app, and complete the OAuth flow. Then grant Lytho the necessary permissions to read and manage tasks.
The required scope shown is locations/tasks.readonly. You can adjust scopes as needed, but start with the smallest privilege that covers your use case. Always follow the principle of least privilege to minimize risk.
Yes. You can automate exports and status updates using scheduled triggers or on-demand actions. Plan export frequency and data formats to fit your reporting needs. Test thoroughly to ensure data remains consistent across systems.
Credentials are managed in the GHL developer console and within Lytho’s app settings. Store keys securely and rotate them regularly to protect access.
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