Obtain your API credentials from the GHL dashboard and configure the connection to Ziflow in the Zapier App Connector or your chosen integration platform.
Grant Ziflow permission to call the Tasks API using OAuth 2.0 or an API key, depending on your setup and security requirements.
The primary endpoint available is POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search. Additional endpoints are referenced in the API catalog and can be wired into Ziflow workflows as needed.
Trigger when a new or updated task appears in Ziflow to create or update a corresponding task in GHL.
Actions include creating, updating, or fetching tasks in Ziflow via the Tasks API.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/search
locationId, query, page, pageSize
Trigger on batch updates in Ziflow to sync multiple tasks in GHL at once.
Actions include bulk create or update of Ziflow tasks from GHL.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/bulk
taskIds, payload, locationId
Trigger on specific Ziflow events to reflect changes in GHL in real time.
POST /locations/:locationId/tasks/update
taskId, status, updatedFields
No-code setup lets you automate cross-platform task flow quickly.
Unified task data across GHL and Ziflow reduces manual updates.
Faster workflows with fewer errors due to automated syncing.
A quick glossary of terms and core processes used in this integration.
A URL and HTTP method used to access a specific function in the API.
A method to prove identity and authorize API calls, such as OAuth 2.0 or API keys.
A token used to authenticate requests to the API, typically supplied in headers.
A callback URL that receives real-time notifications about events.
Automatically populate task fields in Ziflow from GHL data to keep records in sync.
Mirror task status and due dates to keep teams aligned with minimal fuss.
Use event-based triggers to react to Ziflow changes in real time.
Create or locate your API key and set up OAuth if required, then authorize Ziflow.
Enter the endpoint details and test the connection to ensure data can flow.
Create triggers and actions to automate task syncing between GHL and Ziflow.
No extensive coding is required thanks to the no-code connectors in the GHL App Connector. You can configure triggers, actions, and mappings using guided UI. The builder guides you through authentication, data mapping, and test runs so you can get up and running quickly.
The integration supports the core endpoints documented for the GHL Tasks API, including search and update flows. If you need additional endpoints, you can often map them through the Ziflow connector using standard API calls. Always verify against the latest endpoint catalog in your GHL portal.
Authenticate by generating an API key in GHL and, if required, configuring OAuth for Ziflow. Then paste credentials into the Zapier App Connector settings and run a test to confirm connectivity and data flow.
Yes. You can sync tasks in bulk using a bulk endpoint or a series of batched requests. Be mindful of rate limits and batching sizes to avoid throttling.
Real-time synchronization is possible with event-driven triggers, though actual speed depends on upstream Ziflow events and your polling configuration. You can tune triggers for near real-time updates.
Typically you need read/write access to locations/tasks, plus app connector permissions for Ziflow. Ensure your GHL role and API key have sufficient scope and that security policies allow the integration.
API rate limits vary by plan and usage. Check your GHL developer console for current quotas and implement backoff handling in your workflows to gracefully handle limits.
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