Authenticate requests using your Goody app credentials and the GHL API key. Use OAuth 2.0 tokens or API keys as provided by the GHL developer portal.
Goody uses secure app credentials to access the Users API. Store tokens 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: new post published
Actions: fetch tags via endpoint 1 and store in Goody
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
locationId, tags, timestamp
Trigger: analytics request
Actions: push statistics with endpoint 4
POST /social-media-posting/statistics
locationId, metrics, date
Trigger: weekly sync
Actions: run tags and statistics in one flow
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags; POST /social-media-posting/statistics
locationId, metrics, tags
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A concise glossary of terms for the Goody and GHL Users API integration including endpoints, authentication, triggers, and data fields.
A specific URL and HTTP method used to access a feature of the GHL API.
An event driven callback that notifies your app of changes.
The process of verifying identity and granting access.
An event that starts a workflow in your automation platform.
Automatically tag posts as they are published in Goody using the Users API.
Pull statistics and visualize in Goody dashboards for team reviews.
Coordinate posting across social channels via Goody using the Users API endpoints.
Register Goody in the GHL developer portal and generate an API key and secret.
Set the scope to socialplanner/tag.readonly and configure endpoints for tagging and statistics.
Run tests in a staging environment and set up monitoring alerts.
The GHL Users API is a secure interface that lets your apps access and manage social data through Goody. It enables tag management, posting statistics, and social insights. Use the endpoints described in this guide to fetch and push data between Goody and GHL. Always secure your credentials and follow the recommended authentication flow.
Yes for most scenarios you can build integrations with no code using Goody and the GHL connectors. Use visual builders to map triggers to actions, and rely on the endpoints listed to pull data and push updates without custom coding. For advanced needs you can still add lightweight scripts if required.
Tagging endpoints include GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags and POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details. These endpoints let you read and enrich tag data for each location. Combine with statistics endpoints to create richer workflows.
Authentication uses your GHL API keys and Goody credentials. Store credentials securely and rotate keys. Use OAuth tokens where supported and include required headers with each request.
Yes, you can pull posting statistics using the GHL endpoints and visualize them in Goody. Use the statistics endpoints to fetch metrics and attach them to campaigns in your Goody workspace.
Respect rate limits and implement retries. Cache responses where possible and batch requests. Always test in a staging environment before going to production.
API credentials are found in your GHL developer portal. You can create keys there and view scopes. Documentation is available in the Goody integration docs within the GHL portal.
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