Obtain API credentials with the correct scope such as socialplanner tag readonly and securely store tokens for repeated calls
Configure AccessAlly with GHL credentials, set the right scopes, and test the connection to ensure reliable data flow
Key endpoints used include GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags, POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details, socialplanner statistics readonly, and POST /social-media-posting/statistics
Trigger when a tag is created or updated in GHL and push the change to AccessAlly
Actions include updating tag values on contacts, creating new tags, and aligning audience segmentation
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
locationId, tagId, tagName, timestamp
Trigger when tag details are requested for reporting or deeper insights
Actions include fetching tag details and updating AccessAlly contact records
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details
locationId, tagDetails, timestamp
Trigger when statistics are requested by AccessAlly
Actions include pulling statistics and updating dashboards
POST /social-media-posting/statistics
dateRange, metrics, timestamp
Automate tag syncing without writing any code
Gain real time insights by combining GHL data with AccessAlly analytics
Speed up onboarding with centralized data and workflows
Definitions of API terms like API, OAuth, endpoints, scope, and data mapping
An interface that lets apps talk to each other and transfer data
An authorization framework that grants limited access with tokens
A specific URL that performs a function within an API
Permissions that control what an app can access in an API
Use tag changes to trigger personalized campaigns across channels
Merge GHL statistics with AccessAlly data for actionable insights
Automatically segment contacts based on tag state to tailor onboarding
Request or generate an API key and set the correct tag scope
Enter credentials in AccessAlly, specify endpoints, and test the connection
Run tests, confirm data sync, and monitor for issues
The Users API provides access to tag data and social posting information from GHL. Linking it with AccessAlly lets you automate tag based actions. You can manage tags, pull statistics, and drive campaigns without manual data entry. Start with authenticating and testing a small set of endpoints to ensure a stable connection.
For basic sync you will typically use endpoints that fetch tags, push tag details, and retrieve statistics. The exact endpoints depend on your workflow. Begin with GET and POST calls for tags and statistics to establish a reliable data flow.
Authentication can be done via API keys with proper scopes or OAuth depending on the provider. Ensure the credentials are stored securely and rotate keys regularly. Test the token with a simple request before expanding usage.
This integration is designed to be low code. In many cases you can connect via the Zapier App Connector or direct API calls with minimal scripting. Use documented endpoints and mapping templates to speed setup.
Data mapping involves aligning fields between GHL and AccessAlly such as tag names, location IDs, and timestamps. Create a mapping plan and test with sample data to verify accuracy.
API credentials and scopes are provided in your GHL developer console or through your account dashboard. Generate keys, set scopes like socialplanner tag readonly, and securely store them.
If a connection fails, check credentials, scopes, and endpoint URLs. Review error messages, test endpoints individually, and verify webhooks and rate limits. Reconnect if necessary.
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