Authentication is handled with OAuth2 tokens. Request access with the proper scope, exchange for an access token, and include the token in the Authorization header for each request.
Store client credentials securely, use refresh tokens, and rotate secrets regularly to keep connections secure.
1) GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags 2) POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details 3) socialplanner/statistics.readonly 4) POST /social-media-posting/statistics
Triggered when posts are created or updated to fetch the tag list and map it to app data.
Actions: GET tag list, normalize fields, and store in your app.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
locationId, tags, timestamp
Triggered when tag details change or new details are added.
Actions: POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details to create or update.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details
locationId, tagId, details
Triggered on demand or on a schedule to pull metrics.
Actions: GET /socialplanner/statistics.readonly and feed into dashboards.
GET /socialplanner/statistics.readonly
scope: socialplanner/tag.readonly, locationId, dateRange
Automate tagging and analytics without any custom coding.
Centralize data flow between GHL and Your App into a single source of truth.
Enable real-time insights to speed up decision making.
This section defines endpoints, authentication, data mapping, and common workflows.
A specific URL path and HTTP method used to interact with the GHL API.
Process to verify identity and issue access tokens for API requests.
Aligning fields between the GHL API and your app data structures.
A callback URL that delivers real-time data to your app when events occur.
Automatically segment users by tags and trigger personalized messages across channels.
Embed live statistics in your admin panel or product dashboards.
Use tag details to refine audiences for campaigns and automations.
Obtain client credentials, request tokens, and grant access to the required scope.
Map each endpoint to your app routes and set the socialplanner/tag.readonly scope where needed.
Run tests, verify data flow, monitor error rates, and push to production.
For a basic setup you will likely use the GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags endpoint to fetch tags and the POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details endpoint to manage tag details. Ensure your app can handle JSON payloads and map the tag fields to your internal data model. The statistics endpoint can be used later to monitor performance.
Authentication is done with OAuth2 tokens. Register your app, request the socialplanner/tag.readonly scope, exchange code for an access token, and include the token in the Authorization header. Rotate tokens regularly and store them securely.
Yes. The socialplanner/statistics.readonly endpoint provides read-only metrics you can pull on demand or on a schedule. Use the GET method and respect rate limits. Cache results if appropriate.
You can start without custom code by using automation tools or Zapier-style workflows that call the API endpoints. For deeper integrations, you may add programming to handle complex mappings and error handling.
The read-only scope socialplanner/tag.readonly is typically enough for statistics and tag access. Depending on the actions you perform, you may need additional scopes for write operations like tags/details.
Plan to map locationId, tagId, and details fields between GHL and your app. Consistency in field names reduces transformation work and errors.
Webhooks provide real-time event data to your app. Configure a secure callback URL, verify signatures, and process payloads to trigger workflows.
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