Authorize the Zapier App Connector to access the GHL Users API using OAuth 2.0 with the socialplanner/tag.readonly scope. Tokens should be stored securely and refreshed automatically.
Use Zapier’s OAuth 2.0 flow to connect to the GHL Users API. Provide a client ID and secret in the app settings and grant access to the GHL scope required for this connection.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags — Retrieve tags for a social location.\nPOST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details — Retrieve and details about tags.\nsocialplanner/statistics.readonly — Read-only access to statistics data.\nPOST /social-media-posting/statistics — Submit or update statistics.\n\nAdditional endpoints (5–17) are documented in the API reference and may be used for future enhancements; they are not required for this page.
Trigger: when a new or updated social post is detected in a location, automatically fetch tags and pull details for analytics.
Actions: read tags (GET /tags), fetch tag details (POST /tags/details), and push statistics (POST /statistics) to analytics.
Methods: use Endpoint1 to read tags, Endpoint2 for tag details, and Endpoint4 to submit statistics.
Key fields: locationId, tagId, details, timestamp
Trigger: hourly or daily aggregation to refresh dashboards.
Actions: fetch readonly statistics (Endpoint3) and post new statistics (Endpoint4) as needed for the dashboard.
Methods: Endpoint3 for read-only stats; Endpoint4 for submitting new stats.
Key fields: startDate, endDate, locationId
Trigger: any tag change in GHL propagates to connected apps via Zapier.
Actions: read tags and details and synchronize updates to connected systems.
Methods: use Endpoints 1 and 2 for tag data and Endpoint3 for analytics as needed.
Key fields: locationId, tagId, status, updatedAt
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This glossary covers endpoints, authentication, triggers, actions and data fields used in the integration.
A URL path in the API that performs a specific operation, such as GET /tags.
Data about performance and engagement accessible via the statistics endpoints.
The process of proving and authorizing access to the API, typically via OAuth 2.0.
An identifier for a social location or account within GHL.
Automatically tag posts when keywords appear and push analytics to dashboards for quick insight.
Cadence exports of statistics to your preferred dashboards for continuous reporting.
Sync tag data between GHL and other apps through Zapier to streamline campaigns.
Complete the OAuth 2.0 flow to grant the Zapier App Connector access to the GHL Users API.
Select endpoints such as GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags and POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details, then set up triggers for new posts and stats.
Run tests, verify data syncing, monitor logs, and deploy to production.
No code is required for typical use—everything can be wired through Zapier triggers and actions. You can set up OAuth 2.0 authentication and map fields without writing custom code. If you need advanced transformations, you can add simple formatter steps in Zapier.
This connection uses endpoints including GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags, POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details, and POST /social-media-posting/statistics, plus the socialplanner/statistics.readonly endpoint for analytics. Endpoints 5–17 are available in the API reference for future use.
Authentication relies on OAuth 2.0 with access tokens that are refreshed automatically. Use a secure redirect, store tokens safely, and monitor token expiry to minimize downtime.
Yes. You can tailor which fields you pull or push (for example, locationId, tagId, details, and timestamps) and map them to your Zapier actions or downstream apps.
Statistics can be updated on a schedule (hourly or daily) or in near real‑time depending on your trigger setup. The endpoints allow both read and write operations to support dashboards and reporting.
Yes. You can connect multiple GHL locations by creating separate Zaps for each locationId or by routing via a single Zap with locationId as a dynamic field.
Logs and errors appear in Zapier task history and in your GHL API activity logs. Use both sources to diagnose failures and verify data flow.
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