Use OAuth 2.0 to authorize access to the Users API from Axonaut. Start by creating a client credential pair in the GHL dashboard and securely store tokens in Axonaut.
Axonaut authenticates with the Users API using API keys or OAuth, depending on the integration plan. Store credentials securely and rotate keys regularly.
– GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags – POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details – socialplanner/statistics.readonly – POST /social-media-posting/statistics
Trigger: when a tag is created or updated in the Users API, sync to Axonaut contact tags.
Actions: update Axonaut contact records with tag data; create or adjust related entities; log the sync.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
locationId, tagId, tagName, updatedAt
Trigger: new or updated statistics data in the Users API
Actions: sync statistics to Axonaut analytics module and dashboards
POST /social-media-posting/statistics
locationId, metrics, timestamp
Trigger: periodic health checks on endpoints
Actions: run heartbeats, log uptime, alert on failures, and retry as needed
GET /health
healthStatus, responseTime
Automate data flow between Users API and Axonaut without writing code.
Reduce manual data entry and improve data accuracy across systems.
Enable faster onboarding and ongoing visibility into interactions and engagement.
Key elements and processes include endpoints, authentication, triggers, actions, data fields, and error handling.
Application Programming Interface: a set of rules that allows applications to communicate and exchange data.
Webhook: a URL endpoint that receives real-time notifications when data changes.
OAuth 2.0 is an authorization framework that provides secure access tokens for API calls.
Rate limits cap how many API calls can be made in a given time window to protect services.
Automatically sync tag data from the Users API to Axonaut contacts to keep records aligned in real time.
Combine engagement metrics from the Users API with Axonaut analytics for a unified business view.
Trigger automations in Axonaut when events occur in the Users API, such as tag updates or new statistics.
Obtain GHL client credentials and an Axonaut API key; store securely in a credential vault.
Set required scopes such as socialplanner/tag.readonly and any necessary endpoints for your use case.
Map endpoints in Axonaut, run test calls, verify data flow, and monitor logs for issues.
Start by enabling the OAuth flow to authorize Axonaut to access the Users API. Once authorized, Axonaut can request tag and statistics data as defined by your scopes, enabling automated data synchronization without manual entry. This setup reduces manual work and keeps records aligned across systems.
No heavy coding is required. This guide supports no-code connectors and simple automation to wire triggers to actions. If you need custom logic, you can extend with small webhook handlers or light scripts.
Current endpoints include GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags, POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details, socialplanner/statistics.readonly, and POST /social-media-posting/statistics. You can enable or map additional endpoints as needed for your workflow.
All data transfers use HTTPS and token-based authentication. Rotate credentials regularly, monitor access in both GHL and Axonaut, and enable alerts for unusual activity.
If a sync fails, review the endpoint response codes and logs in Axonaut. Verify credentials, confirm scopes, retry with a manual test call, and adjust mappings as needed.
Yes. You can map which fields to sync and where they land in Axonaut. Use field mappings to control data flow and prevent duplicates.
Monitor usage via API dashboards in GHL and Axonaut. Look for rate limits, error codes, and latency; set alerts for failures to respond quickly.
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