Authenticate the GHL integration by granting access to the Users API from Karbon. Use OAuth 2.0 with the requested scope socialplanner/tag.readonly. Store tokens securely and refresh them as needed.
Authenticate Karbon within the GHL connection flow. This uses OAuth 2.0, client credentials, and a redirect URL configured in both systems to ensure a secure handshake.
– GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags: Retrieve tags for a given location; – POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details: Retrieve tag details for a location; – socialplanner/statistics.readonly: Read-only access to post statistics; – POST /social-media-posting/statistics: Submit statistics updates
Trigger: When a location’s tags are updated in GHL, push the changes to Karbon.
Actions: Create or update tags in Karbon, mapping locationId and tag data; optionally clear or recreate tag groups.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
Required: locationId; fields for tags (name, status, and metadata); optional: timestamp
Trigger: A request to /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details returns tag metadata.
Actions: enrich Karbon’s tag records with details like tag type, color, and usage counts.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details
Required: locationId and tagId (or tagName); details fields to fetch.
Trigger: New or updated statistics available from GHL can push to Karbon on schedule.
Actions: update Karbon dashboards with latest metrics and trends.
POST /social-media-posting/statistics
Required: locationId, metrics (engagement, reach, clicks), timeFrame.
Automate repetitive tag and analytics workflows without writing a line of code.
Consolidate data from GHL into Karbon dashboards for fast, actionable insights.
Extend your automation with Zapier App Connector for scalable workflows.
Understand the core elements and processes: endpoints, authentication, data mapping, and how information flows between GHL and Karbon.
Application Programming Interface; a set of rules that lets software talk to another and exchange data.
A specific URL in an API that performs a defined operation.
An authorization framework that enables secure access to third-party services without sharing credentials.
A URL that receives real-time data pushes from another service.
Automatically assign relevant tags to posts based on content and location.
Pull statistics and present in Karbon dashboards to track engagement.
Trigger alerts in Karbon when key metrics change.
Collect your GHL API keys and Karbon app credentials, then configure OAuth 2.0.
Choose scopes like socialplanner/tag.readonly and ensure endpoint access.
Run end-to-end tests using the endpoints to validate data flow and mapping.
No traditional coding is required. The setup is designed for no-code or low-code users through Zapier App Connector. Follow the steps above to authenticate and map fields. If you need help, Rankr support can assist with configuration and testing.
The integration relies on a small set of endpoints: reading tags, retrieving tag details, and pulling or pushing statistics. You won’t need to call dozens of endpoints for a basic workflow. As you expand, you can add more endpoints as needed.
Yes. Use OAuth 2.0 to authorize access and protect credentials. Tokens should be stored securely and refreshed automatically. Configure scopes such as socialplanner/tag.readonly to limit access.
Yes. You can pull statistics from the socialplanner/statistics.readonly endpoint and post updates with the statistics endpoint. Karbon can visualize trends in dashboards once data is connected.
Minimum permissions include read access to tags and statistics. Use the socialplanner/tag.readonly scope and ensure proper credential handling and secure storage.
If you run into issues, check authentication tokens, ensure scopes are correct, verify endpoint paths, and confirm locationId values. Re-authenticate if necessary.
For support, contact Rankr’s help desk via email or your Rankr account. We also provide documentation and step-by-step setup guides.
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