Authenticate requests to the GHL Tasks API using your API key or OAuth token, ensuring the correct scopes (locations/tasks.readonly) for access.
Authorize Membrain to access the GHL Tasks API using OAuth or an API key, and securely store credentials.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search (used for task search and retrieval); additional endpoints are documented in the GHL API docs.
Trigger: When a new task is created in Membrain, create a matching task in the GHL Tasks API.
Actions: create task, populate due date, assign owner, and link to the Membrain record.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search
Key fields: title, locationId, dueDate, status, MembrainTaskId
Trigger: updates in GHL sync back to Membrain.
Actions: push changes to Membrain and update corresponding records.
PATCH /locations/:locationId/tasks/{taskId}
Key fields: taskId, status, updatedAt
Trigger: generate dashboards in Membrain from GHL Task data.
Actions: export data, compute metrics, update Membrain charts.
GET /locations/:locationId/tasks
Key fields: tasks, metrics, dateRange
No-code setup lets you start automating in minutes without writing code.
Automatic data sync reduces manual data entry and errors.
Faster time-to-value with templates and visual workflows.
Elements include endpoints, triggers, actions, authentication, and data fields that enable seamless integration.
A set of functions that lets Membrain interact with the GHL Tasks API.
A listener that triggers when an event occurs in either system.
A secure authorization framework used to grant Membrain access to GHL without sharing credentials.
A specific URL path for an API method.
Set up end-to-end task workflows that create, update, and close tasks across Membrain and the GHL API.
Use event-based triggers to sync statuses and due dates across platforms.
Automate dashboards and KPIs in Membrain using data pulled from the GHL Tasks API.
Create an OAuth client or API key with the required scopes for location and tasks access.
Choose events in Membrain that should trigger actions in GHL and vice versa.
Run test scenarios, review logs, and go live with a rollback plan.
No code is required to start. Use the UI to connect Membrain to the GHL Tasks API and map fields. If you need custom logic, you can extend with automation tools or webhooks. The guide covers common patterns and starter templates. For advanced mappings, you can add conditional logic to handle edge cases.
Typically you’ll rely on the search endpoint to retrieve tasks and endpoints to create or update them. Map fields like title, dueDate, status, and MembrainTaskId. Always consult the official GHL API docs for the exact endpoint set and required parameters.
Security is handled via OAuth or API keys with scoped access. Rotate tokens regularly, apply least-privilege access, and use secure storage. Monitor access logs and set up alerts for unusual activity.
Yes. Field mappings can be customized to align with Membrain fields and GHL task properties. Use transformation rules to convert formats (dates, statuses) and ensure data consistency across systems.
Test using sandbox locations and sample tasks. Validate triggers, field mappings, and error handling. Review integration logs and set up a rollback plan before going live.
Rate limits can affect bursty integrations. Implement retry logic with exponential backoff and respect API guidelines. If limits are approached, throttle or batch requests where possible.
Integration logs are accessible in the Membrain-GHL connector dashboard and the GHL API dashboard. Enable verbose logging for debugging and export logs for audit trails.
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