Use your GHL API credentials to authorize requests to the Users API and manage access with the provided scope: socialplanner/tag.readonly.
Qonto authenticates with GHL using standard OAuth2 tokens and client credentials to allow app-to-app access for the configured scope.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags; POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details; socialplanner/statistics.readonly; POST /social-media-posting/statistics
Trigger: when new or updated posts are created in Qonto, fetch updated tags from the Users API.
Actions: sync tags to GHL contacts, create tag-based segments, and populate dashboards.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
locationId, tagId, tagName, timestamp
Trigger: fetch tag details on demand via the details endpoint.
Actions: store details in GHL, update tag metadata and relationships.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details
locationId, tagDetails, retrievedAt
Trigger: daily statistics sync for optimization.
Actions: adjust posting cadence, audience targeting, and generate reports.
POST /social-media-posting/statistics
endpoint, metrics, timestamp
Rapid setup without custom code: connect endpoints and start syncing in minutes.
Real-time visibility into tag performance and posting statistics across channels.
Reusable automation: save workflows that trigger actions when tags or stats update.
A quick glossary of terms and data elements used in the Qonto-GHL integration workflow.
A defined URL and HTTP method you call to perform a specific action against an API.
A credential that proves identity and grants access to protected API resources.
An identifier for a specific place or account in Qonto used in API paths like locationId.
Mechanism to fetch large result sets in chunks via page or cursor.
Automatically enrich GHL contacts with tag data from Qonto as soon as posts are published.
Build dashboards to monitor tag performance and posting impact across channels.
Segment audiences based on tag engagement and statistics for targeted campaigns.
Generate a client ID and secret, and grant the socialplanner/tag.readonly scope to the app.
Enable endpoints for tags and statistics, and map locationId fields.
Run test calls to fetch tags and statistics, verify data integrity and latency.
The GHL Users API exposes resources you can access from your GHL account; in this integration, it enables retrieving and syncing post tags and statistics from Qonto. Use the documented endpoints to automate data flow while respecting the configured scope and permissions.
You will typically use GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags to fetch tag data, POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details to enrich tag metadata, and POST /social-media-posting/statistics to update performance metrics. The combination covers tag discovery, enrichment, and analytics.
Authentication uses standard OAuth2 tokens or API keys tied to your GHL app. Ensure you request the socialplanner/tag.readonly scope and rotate credentials regularly. Securely store tokens and use token-based headers for every request.
No-code integration is possible using pre-built templates and workflows in GHL. For custom logic or complex mappings, you can add lightweight configurations or scripts within the workflow editor to tailor data flows.
Statistics can be synced daily or per your schedule. Historical data retention depends on your GHL plan and storage settings; consider exporting or archiving older data if needed.
Yes. Tag fields and mappings can be customized to fit your data model. You can adjust which fields are pulled, how they are stored, and how they map to GHL contact attributes.
Endpoint details and test calls are available in the GHL developer docs and within the app’s API explorer. Use the test console to verify endpoints before going live.
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