To authorize the Users API within GHL, create a connected app and grant the social posting scopes required for tags and statistics access. Use OAuth tokens or API keys as supported by your GHL account, and keep credentials secure.
Authorize Miro to access GHL data through the connector by configuring OAuth scopes and selecting the GHL app in Miro’s integration setup. Follow prompts to complete the consent flow.
– GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags — fetch tags for a location – POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details — enrich a tag with details – socialplanner/statistics.readonly — retrieve read-only statistics – POST /social-media-posting/statistics — submit statistics updates
Trigger when a new tag is created or updated in social posting for a locationId; pull the latest tags from endpoint 1.
Create or update a Miro card reflecting tag changes to keep boards current.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
locationId, tagId, tagName
Schedule a daily cron job or hourly sync to push stats to Miro.
Post statistics to Miro cards or update charts on boards.
POST /social-media-posting/statistics
locationId, metrics, dateRange
When tag details are added or updated for a location.
Update Miro cards with tag details to enhance context on boards.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details
locationId, tagId, detailId
Zero‑code setup with visual builders and connectors makes it quick to prototype workflows.
Automated data flows reduce manual updates and improve data freshness on boards.
Centralized reporting and showcase-ready visuals live on Miro without custom development.
Key elements include the GHL API, endpoints, authentication methods, and the connector workflow that ties them together.
The programmable interface that lets apps read and write data within your GHL account.
OAuth 2.0 is the industry-standard authorization framework that enables third‑party apps to access resources without sharing passwords.
A specific URL you call to access a feature or data in an API.
A callback URL that receives real-time event data from an API to trigger actions.
Auto-create and update Miro cards as social tags evolve, giving you live dashboards.
Attach daily stats to Miro cards, showing trends over time with color-coded boards.
Embed triggers and actions to automate tag collection and right-size Miro boards.
In GHL, add Miro as an app and authorize access to social posting data.
Choose endpoints such as tags and statistics to enable syncing to Miro.
Set up workflows to push updates to Miro when tags or stats change.
Yes. The GHL API exposes endpoints for tags and statistics that you can connect to Miro. Start by granting the connector access to the social posting scopes, then map the endpoints to actions in Miro. This enables automatic data flow without manual steps. In practice, you’ll authenticate once, select the endpoints you need (tags and statistics), and let the integration keep your Miro boards up to date with fresh data.
Absolutely. No-code connectors allow you to pull tag data into Miro without writing code. By configuring the App Connector in GHL and linking it to Miro, you can trigger updates based on tag changes and statistics events. This is ideal for teams that want quick wins and visual dashboards fast. If you need more customization, you can layer in conditional automations or combine with Zapier for advanced workflows.
The core endpoints are GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags, POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details, the read-only endpoint socialplanner/statistics.readonly, and POST /social-media-posting/statistics. Depending on your needs, you’ll enable the ones that populate data into Miro dashboards and cards. You can extend functionality later by adding the details and statistics endpoints as your use case grows.
Authenticate GHL and Miro by installing the connector app in each platform and granting the appropriate scopes. The GHL side typically uses OAuth tokens or API keys, while Miro uses its own OAuth flow to authorize board-level access. Store credentials securely and rotate tokens as recommended.
The integration can share tags, tag details, and statistics with Miro to power dashboards and cards. You control what data is sent and how it’s displayed on boards, ensuring sensitive information stays protected. You can also limit data refresh rates to fit your workflow.
Sync frequency depends on the plan and connector configuration. Common options include near real-time updates or periodic refreshes (hourly or daily). You can tune triggers and cron schedules to balance latency with API rate limits.
If you run into issues, start with the connector logs and API request traces. Check authentication tokens, ensure scopes are correct, and verify that the endpoint paths match your environment. Use the troubleshooting tips in the docs and reach out to support if needed.
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