Authenticate requests to the Users API using your GHL API key and your workspace’s OAuth tokens. The required scope is socialplanner/tag.readonly for read operations; add write permissions when creating or updating tag details.
Agent 3000 uses the OAuth flow to authorize access to the GHL Users API. Make sure to securely store access tokens and rotate them periodically. In no-code flows, connect via your app’s OAuth credentials to obtain a valid token for requests.
– GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags – POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details – GET socialplanner/statistics.readonly – POST /social-media-posting/statistics
Triggered when a location is selected to fetch current tags for audience targeting.
Actions: pull tags, create or update tag records in Agent 3000, and propagate tag changes to analytics.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
locationId, tags
Triggered when tag details are submitted for a location to update metadata in Agent 3000.
Actions: store tag details in Agent 3000, link to location, update related metrics.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details
locationId, details
Triggered when requesting engagement statistics.
Actions: fetch statistics and present in Agent 3000 dashboards.
GET socialplanner/statistics.readonly
metrics, timeRange, locationId
Automate tag tagging and analytics without writing code.
Accelerate workflows by connecting endpoints to a visual builder.
Easily scale with robust error handling and retries in workflows.
Understanding endpoints, triggers, authentication, and payloads helps you build reliable automations between GHL and Agent 3000.
A URL path and HTTP method used to perform an action against the API.
An event or condition that starts a workflow or data sync between apps.
The process of verifying identity to grant access to API resources, typically via API keys or OAuth tokens.
The data sent with an API request or response, containing the information to be processed.
Automatically pull and update tags based on location and activity to enrich audience targeting.
Display real-time engagement stats in Agent 3000 dashboards with minimal setup.
Provide ready-to-use templates that trigger on new location connections and tag updates.
Grant permissions for the Users API in your GHL workspace and collect the access token.
Connect the listed endpoints to your Agent 3000 workflow builder and map fields.
Run a test to ensure data flows correctly and monitor for issues after deployment.
In most cases you can connect without a developer account by using your app’s OAuth credentials and a builder. If you do need a developer, you can access the GHL API docs and generate tokens from your workspace. The setup is straightforward and designed for no-code workflows. Make sure your workspace has the correct scopes enabled for the actions you intend to perform.
Read operations typically require a readonly or viewer scope to prevent data modification. Write operations need an elevated scope such as write or manage. Always align your token scope with the actions your workflow performs and rotate tokens regularly.
Tokens are issued by authenticating with your GHL workspace. Use OAuth 2.0 flows or API keys as configured. Store tokens securely and renew before expiration to maintain uninterrupted access.
Use GET for retrieving tag lists, POST with details for updating, and POST to submit statistics. The docs provide sample payloads you can adapt to your fields.
Yes. You can view real-time stats in Agent 3000 dashboards if you configure the statistics endpoint and map the metrics you care about. Enable webhooks or polling to refresh data.
Implement retries with exponential backoff and handle common HTTP errors with appropriate fallbacks in your workflow templates.
Payload examples and field mappings are available in the endpoint docs. Start with a basic payload and expand as your data model grows.
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