Obtain credentials from your GHL account and configure them in the connection panel. Use OAuth tokens or API keys to authorize requests that read and write Accredible certificate data.
Set up credentials for Accredible so GHL can access your certificate records. Store credentials securely and test the connection.
Core endpoints include tags and tag details and statistics. Example usage includes getting location tags, posting tag details, and updating statistics to drive certificate workflows.
Trigger when a user is assigned a location tag in GHL and push a certificate update to Accredible
Actions: retrieve location tags via GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags, optionally enrich with POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details, and push updates to Accredible
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
Keys: locationId, tags, timestamp
Trigger when new statistics are generated in the Users API to push updates to Accredible
Actions: POST /social-media-posting/statistics to update stats in Accredible and reflect results in certificates
POST /social-media-posting/statistics
Fields: locationId, statistics, timestamp
Trigger when a tag is created or updated to call tags/details via POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details
Actions: POST to /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details to fetch details and update Accredible metadata
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details
Fields: locationId, tagDetails, timestamp
No code setup lets non developers configure data flows between Accredible and the Users API
Rapid onboarding and iteration with drag and drop connectors
Scales across teams without custom development
Key elements include APIs endpoints triggers actions and data mappings used to connect Accredible Certificates with the Users API
API is a set of rules that lets software systems talk to each other
An endpoint is a specific URL path in an API used to perform a task
Authentication verifies identity and grants access to API resources
A trigger starts a workflow when a defined event occurs
Idea: trigger Accredible certificate issuance or update when a user is tagged in GHL and matched to a segment
Idea: run nightly jobs to sync user attributes with Accredible metadata
Idea: map tag structures in GHL to certificate criteria in Accredible for precise control
Obtain and securely store credentials for both systems and test the connection
Define which endpoints to use map fields and set up triggers
Run tests review logs and enable production flow
The Users API is the gateway to managing users and their attributes within GHL. To connect Accredible Certificates, create a connection in your GHL account, generate API credentials, and grant the necessary scopes. Then map the Accredible fields to GHL user data and test in a sandbox environment. Review security settings and ensure data is mapped correctly before going live.
Yes, you can configure the integration with no code using the built in connector and presets. No coding is required for standard flows. If your needs exceed the presets, you can add custom logic with webhooks or small scripts.
Key endpoints include GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags, POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details, and the statistics endpoints keys. These endpoints support reading location tags enriching tag data and posting statistics. Depending on your workflow you may also use the single endpoints for read only metadata.
Security is built around OAuth tokens or API keys, with restricted scopes to limit access. Always use HTTPS, rotate credentials, and monitor access logs. Use environment specific credentials for testing and production.
Yes, you can map fields between systems and choose which data to sync. Use field mappings to control which Accredible certificate fields get updated from GHL user data.
Testing can be done in a sandbox environment. Run test records, verify responses, review logs, and confirm end-to-end data flow before enabling production.
Common issues include authentication token expiry, incorrect endpoint paths, or missing permissions. Recheck credentials, scopes, and ensure endpoints match the documented ones. If errors persist, consult the integration logs.
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