Use your API key or OAuth credentials to securely authorize requests to the Users API. Store tokens securely and rotate regularly.
Configure Payaca to present credentials to the Users API and refresh tokens as needed. Ensure scoped access per the provided permissions (socialplanner/tag.readonly).
Key endpoints used: GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags; POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details; socialplanner/statistics.readonly; POST /social-media-posting/statistics. (Additional endpoints 5–17 exist in the catalog but are not required for this page.)
Trigger: When a location is selected in Payaca, fetch the current tags from the Users API.
Actions: Use GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags to retrieve tags and map them into Payaca fields.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
locationId, tagId, tagName
Trigger: After a post is published, push statistics to the Users API.
Actions: POST /social-media-posting/statistics to log impressions, clicks, and engagement metrics.
Trigger: When tag details are updated in Payaca, push changes to the Users API.
Actions: POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details to send tag metadata and updates.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details
locationId, tagId, details
Fast setup with drag-and-drop configuration and predefined mappings makes it easy to connect Payaca to the Users API without custom development.
Automatic data synchronization between systems reduces manual work and keeps records up to date in real time.
Secure, token-based authentication with scoped permissions ensures safe access control for your integrations.
A concise glossary of API terms and core data flows used in this integration between Payaca and the Users API.
An interface that lets Payaca access data from the Users API through defined endpoints and methods.
A secure authorization standard that allows Payaca to obtain access tokens for the Users API without exposing user credentials.
A real-time notification mechanism from the Users API to Payaca when data changes.
An architectural style used by the Users API that uses standard HTTP methods for resources.
Leverage the GET tags endpoint to surface trends and inform posting strategy within Payaca.
Combine statistics data to build dashboards showing reach, clicks, and engagement across locations.
Set up live synchronization of tag changes to keep Payaca data current.
Get your API key or OAuth credentials from the Users API and prepare Payaca for authorization.
Map the endpoints you will use: GET tags, POST details, and POST statistics.
Run test calls, verify data flow, handle errors, and monitor integration logs.
The GHL API name for this Payaca integration is the Users API. It serves as the connection point for Payaca to read and send data through predefined endpoints. Use the API name when configuring connectors and documentation in your gateway. If you’re new to GHL API connections, start with the authentication setup and test endpoints in a staging environment before moving to production.
No-code setups are possible with the Payaca to Users API integration, using prebuilt templates and mappings. Some scenarios may require basic scripting to handle data transformation or error handling, but the majority of workflows can be accomplished through drag-and-drop configuration.
The essential initial endpoints are GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags, POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details, and POST /social-media-posting/statistics. These cover retrieving tags, updating tag details, and recording post statistics. Additional endpoints can be added as your needs grow.
Authentication between Payaca and the Users API uses either API keys or OAuth tokens, issued with scoped permissions. Secure storage and rotation policies are recommended, and you should use the provided Scope (socialplanner/tag.readonly) to limit access.
Yes. Use a sandbox or staging environment to run test calls without impacting live data. Validate data mappings, error handling, and retries, then promote to production after successful verification.
Typically you’ll sync location IDs, tag IDs, tag names, and engagement metrics such as impressions and clicks. Additional fields can be mapped as needed, depending on your Payaca workflows and the data exposed by the Users API.
The endpoint reference is typically available in your GHL developer portal or API catalog. Look for sections labeled as Payaca integration with the Users API and review the endpoint list and data schemas.
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