To connect Focuster to the GHL Users API, you’ll need proper credentials with the socialplanner/tag.readonly scope. Use OAuth 2.0 or API keys as supported by your GHL app, and securely store tokens.
Grant Focuster access to your GHL account by initiating the OAuth flow or providing the API key. Confirm the requested scopes align with socialplanner/tag.readonly.
Sample endpoints: GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags; POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details; GET socialplanner/statistics.readonly; POST /social-media-posting/statistics.
Trigger: when a location is updated or a new post is created, fetch or sync tags.
Actions: retrieve tags, update tag details, and attach to posts.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
locationId, tags, userId
Trigger: new posting activity or a daily sync.
Actions: POST /social-media-posting/statistics
POST /social-media-posting/statistics
locationId, metrics, date
Trigger: on statistics updates.
Actions: GET socialplanner/statistics.readonly
socialplanner/statistics.readonly
locationId, metrics, date
Automate tagging and reporting without writing code.
Leverage familiar endpoints to build workflows quickly.
Scale campaigns with consistent data across posts.
Explore core elements: endpoints, triggers, actions, and key data fields used to connect Focuster with the GHL Users API.
A specific URL path and HTTP method exposed by the GHL API that your integration can call.
An event that starts a workflow within the integration (for example, a new post or location update).
An operation performed by the integration in response to a trigger (GET, POST, etc.).
A required field used to identify a resource in API calls.
Use tags.details to enrich posts and improve audience targeting without code.
Pull statistics data to adjust publication frequency and content mix.
Stream statistics into a dashboard to monitor performance in real time.
Register Focuster with GHL and obtain an API key or OAuth token.
Ensure the scope includes socialplanner/tag.readonly and any required read/write access.
Use test endpoints to confirm authentication and data flow before going live.
No heavy backend is required to get started. You can connect Focuster to the GHL Users API using OAuth or API keys, depending on what your GHL app supports. The essential scope is socialplanner/tag.readonly, and you should keep credentials secure and rotated when needed. After setup, you can begin with basic tagging flows in a no-code or low-code environment.
For basic tagging and statistics, start with GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags and POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details for tags data and enrichment, plus GET socialplanner/statistics.readonly and POST /social-media-posting/statistics for metrics. These four endpoints cover core tagging and reporting tasks. As you scale, add more endpoints to support advanced workflows.
Authentication uses OAuth tokens or API keys as provided by your GHL app. Store credentials securely, implement token refresh if using OAuth, and test connections in a sandbox before going live. Ensure the token has the required scope (socialplanner/tag.readonly) for read access.
Yes. You can connect without writing server code by wiring the listed endpoints into your no-code automation tool or integration platform. Start with the four core endpoints for tagging and statistics, then expand as needed. Some light configuration is still required to map fields and triggers.
Required permissions include at minimum socialplanner/tag.readonly for tag retrieval and read access to statistics. Depending on your use case, you may need additional scopes for writing or managing posts. Review the GHL app settings to grant the least privilege needed for your flows.
To revoke access, go to the GHL app authorization settings and disconnect or revoke the Focuster token. If using OAuth, you can revoke the token from the connected apps page. After revocation, rotate credentials and reauthorize if you plan to reconnect.
API documentation for these endpoints is available in the GHL developer portal. Look up the endpoints outlined above to understand required parameters, responses, and examples. The docs will also cover authentication flows and scope management.
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