Authenticate Rankr to access the GHL Users API using the supported scope socialplanner/tag.readonly, then obtain and securely store access tokens to keep requests authorized.
Rankr authenticates with the GHL API using OAuth 2.0, securely handling tokens and refreshing them as needed to maintain uninterrupted access.
Key endpoints used in this integration include: GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags to fetch tags; POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details to retrieve tag details; GET /socialplanner/statistics.readonly for analytics data; POST /social-media-posting/statistics to submit statistics for reporting.
Trigger: when a location has new or updated tags in GHL, Rankr fetches and maps them to its data model.
Actions: call GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags and update Rankr’s tag records; optionally use POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details for richer data.
Method/path example: GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
Key fields: locationId, tagId, tagName, timestamp
Trigger: on-demand or scheduled pulls of statistics.
Actions: fetch statistics via GET socialplanner/statistics.readonly or POST /social-media-posting/statistics and map metrics to Rankr dashboards.
Methods: GET socialplanner/statistics.readonly; POST /social-media-posting/statistics
Key fields: date, metric, value, locationId
Trigger: user action in Rankr to refresh tags from GHL.
Actions: call the tags endpoints to refresh data and push updates into Rankr entities.
Method/path: GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
Key fields: locationId, tags, lastUpdated
Fast setup with no-code integration blocks, enabling non-developers to connect systems quickly.
Automated data flows reduce manual work and keep Rankr and GHL in sync with real-time data.
Secure authentication, robust error handling, and scalable data syncing built for teams.
This glossary covers OAuth 2.0, API keys, endpoints, data mapping, and typical integration flows between GHL and Rankr.
OAuth 2.0 is the industry-standard framework for authorizing applications to access user data without sharing passwords.
API keys are tokens used to authenticate requests to APIs, typically granting programmatic access with defined scopes.
Endpoints are specific URLs you call to perform actions or retrieve data from an API.
Rate limiting controls how many requests you can make to an API in a given time period to protect resources.
Map GHL tag taxonomy to Rankr fields to enable unified tagging across platforms and simplify reporting.
Pull statistics and tag data into a live dashboard in Rankr for instant insight and decision making.
Prebuilt workflows that automate common tasks like tag updates and analytics refresh without writing code.
Register Rankr in GHL to obtain client credentials, configure the redirect URI, and define the scope (including socialplanner/tag.readonly).
Use OAuth 2.0 to obtain access and refresh tokens, then securely store them for ongoing API access.
Make test calls to the endpoints, verify responses, and map data fields to Rankr models for production use.
The GHL Users API lets Rankr access and manage user-related data stored in GHL, including tags and posting analytics. By connecting Rankr to this API, you can automate data flow, improve tagging consistency, and generate insights from GHL data within Rankr. This integration emphasizes a no-code approach where possible, making setup accessible to non-developers while providing the flexibility for developers to customize mappings.
Basic setup can be achieved with no-code configuration for token management and endpoint mapping. However, understanding OAuth 2.0 concepts and API schemas will help when you need to tailor data mappings, error handling, or custom workflows in Rankr.
Essential endpoints include: GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags for tags retrieval, POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details for tag details, GET socialplanner/statistics.readonly for analytics, and POST /social-media-posting/statistics for submitting analytics. These cover the core tagging and analytics use cases in Rankr.
Authentication uses OAuth 2.0 with scoped access and token refresh. Rankr stores tokens securely and rotates them as recommended, reducing exposure. If a token expires, Rankr automatically refreshes it in the background without user interruption.
Yes. You can use sandbox or test endpoints to verify behavior before connecting to production data. Start with dummy locations and sample tags to validate data mapping and error handling without impacting live records.
Rate limits govern how many requests per minute you can make. Plan by batching requests where possible, implementing exponential backoff on retries, and caching responses when appropriate to minimize repeated calls.
Rankr’s data mapping settings let you align GHL fields with Rankr models. You can customize field mappings, transform data formats, and create reusable templates for consistent synchronization across locations.
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