Authenticate the GHL Users API by adding your GHL API credentials in the Zapier app setup. Use your API key or OAuth token as issued by GHL.
Configure OAuth or API key for Zapier to securely access the GHL Users API endpoints from your Zapier workflows.
– GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags — Retrieve tags for a given location – POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details — Fetch details for a specific tag – socialplanner/statistics.readonly — Read-only access to statistics – POST /social-media-posting/statistics — Submit statistics payload
Trigger: New or updated tag is detected for a location in GHL
Actions: Fetch tags via endpoint 1 and push updates to your Zapier workflow; optionally create or update related records in Pingdom.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
Required: locationId; optional: tagId if filtering by tag
Trigger: Tag details updated via endpoint 2
Actions: Retrieve tag details (endpoint 2) and enrich records in your Zapier workflow.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details
Required: locationId and tag_id (or appropriate tag identifier)
Trigger: New statistics payload submitted
Actions: Send statistics via endpoint 4 and surface results in Pingdom dashboards
POST /social-media-posting/statistics
Required: locationId, metrics (JSON), timestamp
No-code integration lets you connect tools without writing code.
Visual workflows in Zapier let you automate tag and statistics tasks quickly.
All data can feed Pingdom dashboards for clearer monitoring.
Definitions for API terms and processes used in this guide.
Application Programming Interface: a set of endpoints that let software programs communicate.
The process of verifying identity to access a service (e.g., API keys or OAuth tokens).
A specific URL path in an API that performs an action or returns data.
A callback URL that receives real-time data from a service when an event occurs.
Create a Zap that triggers on GHL tag or stats events and updates Pingdom dashboards automatically.
Aggregate tag data from GHL and push summaries to your analytics stacks for Pingdom.
On GHL error events, notify the team and log metrics in Pingdom via the App Connector.
Gather your GHL API key or OAuth credentials and add them to the Zapier App Connector configuration.
Set up OAuth scopes or API key permissions in the APPNAME to enable access to the GHL Users API.
Connect the endpoints (tags and statistics) in your Zap and run test scenarios to verify data flows to Pingdom.
The GHL Users API provides programmatic access to social-related data such as tags and statistics. It enables endpoints to manage tags and fetch analytics for social workflows. This page maps those endpoints to Zapier triggers and actions for Pingdom dashboards. The API enables automation without manual data handling. In short, you can pull and push data between GHL and Pingdom through Zapier to keep dashboards up to date and alerts timely.
Available endpoints include get tags, fetch tag details, read statistics, and submit statistics. Not all endpoints are required for every page; this guide focuses on a subset relevant to Pingdom integration. If you need more endpoints, you can extend your Zapier workflow to include additional API calls later.
Authentication uses GHL API credentials configured in the APPNAME. Use API keys or OAuth tokens as provided by GHL. Keep credentials secure in Zapier’s authentication settings. If your organization uses rotating keys, ensure the Zapier app is updated with the latest credentials before going live.
Yes. Use Zapier’s test actions and sample payloads to validate the data flow end-to-end. If available, use a sandbox environment or test endpoints to simulate real events without affecting production data. Review the task history in Zapier after tests to confirm successful triggers and actions.
No heavy coding is required. You configure triggers, actions, and mappings in Zapier to connect the GHL endpoints to Pingdom. If custom logic is needed, you can add filters, paths, or simple code steps in Zapier, but basic setups are typically code-free.
After setup, monitor data in Pingdom dashboards and review Zapier task history for run details. You can also use logs within the APPNAME to troubleshoot data flows. Regularly verify that authentication remains valid and endpoints return expected data.
If an endpoint changes, update the field mappings in Zapier and re-authenticate if required. Test the workflow again to ensure data remains accurate and dashboards reflect the latest data.
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