Authenticate with OAuth 2.0 to securely authorize BoomTown to access the GHL Users API and protect sensitive data.
BoomTown connects to the GHL Users API through a secure OAuth flow, granting permissions for required endpoints.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags; POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details; GET /socialplanner/statistics.readonly; POST /social-media-posting/statistics; additional endpoints (5-54) will be added as you expand the integration.
Triggered when a post is published or when a location tag changes in BoomTown.
Actions include syncing tags to BoomTown, updating statistics, and generating performance reports.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
locationId, tags, timestamp
Triggered on scheduled batch syncs or on-demand sync from BoomTown.
Actions include pulling statistics data and recalculating engagement metrics.
POST /social-media-posting/statistics
locationId, statistics, date
Triggered when detailed tag information is needed for a campaign or report.
Actions include retrieving tagDetails and updating BoomTown with new tag data.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details
locationId, tagDetails, timestamp
Automates posting, reduces manual data handling, and speeds up workflows.
Delivers real-time insights and data-driven decision support for BoomTown campaigns.
Simplifies tag management and performance tracking across locations without coding.
Elements include authentication, endpoint definitions, triggers, and actions that enable BoomTown to work with the GHL Users API without code.
A set of rules that lets BoomTown access GHL data and perform actions via the Users API.
OAuth 2.0-based flow for granting BoomTown access to GHL resources.
A URL path that exposes a specific function in the API, such as GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags.
A label assigned to a post or category used for filtering and analytics.
Automatically sync BoomTown location tags with listings and push performance-driven updates based on GHL metrics.
Publish consistent content across channels by leveraging tag data and statistics for targeted campaigns.
Use insights to schedule posts at peak times across platforms.
Create API credentials in the GHL console and authorize BoomTown to access data via OAuth.
Set up endpoints like /tags and /statistics and map triggers to BoomTown workflows.
Test data flow, verify correctness, and deploy to production.
Authentication uses OAuth 2.0 to securely authorize BoomTown to access the GHL Users API, keeping credentials safe and actions auditable. First, you’ll be redirected to the GHL OAuth page, you grant permission, and receive a short-lived token. BoomTown then uses that token to call endpoints such as tags and statistics without exposing sensitive data. This flow ensures a secure, delegated access model so you can manage multiple BoomTown locations without sharing credentials across teams.
The primary endpoints involved are for tags and statistics: GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags, POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details, and POST /social-media-posting/statistics. Additional endpoints may be enabled as your integration expands. Use the endpoints that map directly to your BoomTown workflows, and gradually enable others as you validate data quality and performance.
Yes. You can test in a staging environment or with a sandbox location to avoid affecting live data. Use mock data and simulated events to verify tag syncing, statistics collection, and error handling before moving to production.
You can pull tags, location IDs, timestamps, and performance metrics such as impressions and engagement from the statistics endpoints. Data is returned in JSON payloads suitable for BoomTown’s dashboards and automation workflows.
GHL enforces rate limits on API calls. Plan for batching requests and implement backoff strategies to respect quotas. If limits are reached, retries with exponential backoff help maintain reliability without overwhelming the API.
Common issues include invalid or expired tokens, misconfigured endpoints, and insufficient permissions. Check OAuth scopes, verify the exact endpoint paths, and re-authenticate if tokens have expired. Review error codes for actionable guidance.
Example payloads show how to structure tagDetails and statistics. For tags, include locationId and tags details; for statistics, include locationId, date, and the metrics you track. Adapt fields to your BoomTown schema as needed.
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