To access the Users API from Zapier, obtain your API key or OAuth credentials from GHL, then configure a secure connection in the Zapier app.
Zapier stores credentials securely and passes tokens to the Users API on each request. Use OAuth 2.0 or API key as provided.
Supported endpoints for this page: GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags; POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details; socialplanner/statistics.readonly; POST /social-media-posting/statistics. Additional endpoints (5-17) are not configured for this page.
Trigger when tags are added or updated for a location in the social posting system.
Actions: Retrieve tags from the Users API and push updates to downstream apps.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
locationId, tagId
Trigger: New tag detail payload from Zapier
Actions: Send tag details to the Users API for storage and processing.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details
locationId, tagDetails
Trigger: Daily statistics update
Actions: Post statistics to GHL via the Users API for reporting.
POST /social-media-posting/statistics
date, metrics
Automate repetitive tasks without writing code.
Centralize data flow between GHL and your tools.
Faster onboarding and streamlined Certifier workflows.
Key elements include GHL API endpoints, authentication, data mapping, and error handling. Processes cover authentication setup, endpoint calls, and response mapping.
An interface that allows software systems to communicate and exchange data.
A specific URL in an API that performs a defined action.
The process of proving identity before an API request is honored.
Usage limits that protect the API from excessive requests.
Capture new user data in GHL and automatically push to the Users API via Zapier.
Use tag changes to segment users and trigger personalized actions in downstream apps.
Aggregate stats from the Users API and visualize in dashboards.
Set up API key or OAuth in GHL and authorize with Zapier.
Choose a trigger from GHL, then select actions to push data to downstream apps.
Define field mappings, test connections, and enable live workflows.
Security is built into the connection between Zapier App Connector and the Users API. Use encrypted storage for credentials and rotate keys regularly. Always validate tokens and restrict scopes to the minimum required permissions. If you encounter any security concerns, review your OAuth scopes and API key permissions in the GHL admin panel and in the Zapier app settings.
We support API Key-based and OAuth 2.0 authentication for the Users API. Start with OAuth for long-lived connections, or use API keys for quick, lightweight tests. Rotate credentials periodically and store with your vault.
Endoints shown on this page include the main tag and statistics operations. Use the test feature in Zapier to verify connectivity, and check response codes in the task history. If an endpoint isn’t listed here, you can still reach it through standard HTTP calls.
To test your connection, use the Zapier test action or a sandbox environment to trigger real requests. Ensure your credentials are valid and that the locationId parameter is supplied. Review any error messages for guidance.
Yes, you can map custom fields from GHL to the target app in Zapier. Define your field mappings in the Zap editor and validate with test runs to ensure data integrity.
If you exceed rate limits, implement exponential backoff and retry according to the API’s guidelines. Optimize your zap design to minimize unnecessary calls and cache frequent responses when possible.
Error codes are documented in the API reference. If you encounter a code you don’t recognize, consult the endpoint’s response details and the GHL support resources for guidance.
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