Obtain API credentials, set the scope to socialplanner/tag.readonly, and test calls to ensure secure access to the Users API.
Connect Zapier to GHL using API keys or OAuth, ensuring the correct scope and secure storage of credentials.
Endpoint 1: GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags; Endpoint 2: POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details; Endpoint 3: socialplanner/statistics.readonly; Endpoint 4: POST /social-media-posting/statistics. Additional endpoints may exist but are not required for this page.
Trigger when tags are created or updated to keep Swipe Pages tagging in sync with user data.
Actions include createTag, updateTagDetails, and fetchTags to populate dashboards and reports.
Primary methods used: GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags and POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details.
Key fields: locationId, tagId, tagName, createdAt, updatedAt.
Trigger when new statistics data is available to push to analytics dashboards.
Actions: post statistics to /social-media-posting/statistics, fetch and aggregate metrics.
Primary method: POST /social-media-posting/statistics.
Fields: date, locationId, totalPosts, engagement, reach.
Trigger on endpoint events like tagDetails or statistics updates.
Actions: call custom endpoints, map payloads, and route data to other apps.
Paths may include GET and POST calls across defined endpoints as needed.
Key fields: endpoint, payload, responseStatus.
Build powerful Swipe Pages automations without writing code and reuse templates.
Automate data capture, tagging and reporting across platforms with consistent mappings.
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Key elements include endpoints, triggers, actions, payloads, authentication, and data mapping necessary to connect GHL with the Zapier App Connector.
An Application Programming Interface, a set of endpoints and rules that lets apps communicate and exchange data.
An event that starts an automation in Zapier when a condition is met in the connected app.
A specific URL path in an API that performs a function or returns data.
The data sent with or received from an API call, typically in JSON.
Automatically tag new Swipe Pages locations based on activity to streamline workflows.
Send a daily digest of engagement metrics to your team via Slack or email.
Monitor endpoint health and trigger alerts when any endpoint fails.
Generate API keys, set scope to socialplanner/tag.readonly, and note any rate limits.
Choose API Key or OAuth, enter the base URL, and test the connection in Zapier.
Create a simple Zap that reads tags and posts statistics, then map fields to your destination apps.
Authenticate using the GHL API credentials you generate, ensuring the scope includes socialplanner/tag.readonly. Test calls to verify access and handle token refresh as needed. In Zapier, use the API Key or OAuth method to securely store credentials and enable authenticated requests to the Users API. This ensures only authorized actions occur within Swipe Pages automation.
The core endpoints covered here include reading and detailing tags via GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags and POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details, as well as retrieving readonly statistics via socialplanner/statistics.readonly and posting statistics via POST /social-media-posting/statistics. Other endpoints may exist but are not required for this page. You can extend automations as needed using additional endpoints provided by the GHL API.
No heavy coding is required. Zapier App Connector provides no-code triggers and actions that map to the GHL endpoints. You can chain steps, apply filters, and route data to other apps using simple builder tools. For advanced scenarios, you can still insert custom code steps if your plan supports it, but most setups are achievable with no-code configurations.
When mapping tags, you typically expose fields like locationId, tagId, tagName, createdAt, and updatedAt. For statistics, map date, locationId, totalPosts, engagement, and reach. These fields let you build dashboards and reports across your tech stack while preserving data fidelity.
API rate limits depend on your GHL plan and the scope of the integration. Plan for bursts during posts and tags lookups. If you hit limits, spread requests over time, implement retries with backoff, and batch where possible to minimize calls.
Yes. You can implement endpoint health checks by monitoring responses and status codes from each endpoint. Configure alerts in Zapier or your preferred monitoring tool to notify when a call fails or returns an error, so you can respond quickly.
If a connection issue occurs, first verify credentials and scopes, then test each endpoint individually. Check rate limits, network access, and data mappings. Review the Zapier task history and GHL API docs for any changes to endpoints or required parameters.
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