Authenticate requests using a GHL API key with the socialplanner/tag.readonly scope. Store keys securely, rotate credentials regularly, and pass the key in the Authorization header for every API call.
Authenticate via Abyssale credentials in the connector. Use OAuth or token-based auth as provided by Abyssale to obtain an access token for API requests.
Available endpoints include: 1) GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags — fetches tags for a location. 2) POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details — retrieves details for a specific tag. 3) socialplanner/statistics.readonly — read‑only statistics. 4) POST /social-media-posting/statistics — submit statistics. Note: additional endpoints can be added as needed by your integration.
Trigger: Abyssale detects a tag change and requests updated tags from the GHL Users API to keep campaigns in sync.
Actions: call GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags, map fields to Abyssale, and store the results in campaigns.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
locationId, tags, lastUpdated
Trigger: new or updated statistics in GHL are sent to Abyssale via the statistics endpoint.
Actions: post to POST /social-media-posting/statistics and map values to Abyssale fields; refresh dashboards as needed.
POST /social-media-posting/statistics
locationId, statistics, timestamp
Trigger: a request for tag details is issued from Abyssale to enrich tag data.
Actions: call POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details and map to Abyssale fields.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details
locationId, tagId, details
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This glossary defines API endpoints, authentication, triggers, data mapping, and how information moves between Abyssale and the GHL Users API.
A defined URL path and HTTP method used to interact with an API (for example, GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags).
The process of proving identity and access rights to use endpoints (such as API keys or OAuth tokens).
An identifier for a specific Abyssale location or campaign where data is linked.
An event that starts an automated workflow or data synchronization between systems.
Use tag signals to automatically launch Abyssale campaigns aligned with your GHL data.
Feed statistics into live dashboards for stakeholders and teams.
Prebuilt templates for quick setup without writing code.
Generate a GHL API key with the tag.readonly scope and store it securely; in Abyssale, register the new connection in the connector UI.
Enter endpoint paths and map fields between GHL and Abyssale in the Zapier App Connector.
Run test requests to verify data flow and adjust as needed before going live.
To authenticate the GHL Users API with Abyssale, generate a GHL API key that includes the tag.readonly scope. Store this key securely in your credential manager and attach it to the connector so every request is signed. If you prefer OAuth, complete the standard flow to obtain an access token and configure the connector to refresh tokens automatically. You can verify access by making a simple GET request to the tags endpoint.
The integration exposes a small set of endpoints at first: GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags, POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details, socialplanner/statistics.readonly, and POST /social-media-posting/statistics. Depending on needs, additional endpoints can be enabled or mapped. The Zapier App Connector will help align fields between GHL and Abyssale without code.
Typical mappings include locationId, tags, tag details, and statistics values. You should also carry over timestamps like lastUpdated and identifiers like tagId to ensure dashboards reflect current data. Use consistent field names to minimize transformation during the flow.
No heavy coding is required thanks to the no-code connectors. You can configure endpoints, map fields, and set triggers entirely within the Zapier App Connector. Some basic understanding of endpoints and data mapping is helpful, but a coding background is not necessary.
Required permissions include the GHL tag.readonly scope and any Abyssale credentials needed for the connector. Follow the principle of least privilege and rotate credentials periodically. Store credentials securely and audit access.
Data sync frequency depends on your plan and workflow. Real-time like updates can be achieved with polling or webhooks where supported, otherwise you can schedule checks every few minutes. Always test to ensure data consistency and performance.
GHL API credentials are managed in your GHL account under API settings. Abyssale credentials are configured in the connector’s authentication area. If you rotate keys, update the connector and run tests to re-verify data flows.
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