To authorize access, create an API key or OAuth credentials in your GHL account and grant Transkriptor permission to read and post data to the Users API.
Configure Transkriptor with your app credentials to securely connect to the GHL Users API. Store tokens securely and refresh as needed.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags — fetch tags; POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details — tag details; socialplanner/statistics.readonly — read only statistics; POST /social-media-posting/statistics — submit statistics.
Trigger on new or updated posts to pull tag data via GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags.
Actions include creating or updating tags, mapping fields, and storing results in the contact timeline.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
locationId, tagList, tagName
Trigger on daily batch or on demand to push stats via POST /social-media-posting/statistics.
Actions transform metrics, aggregate, and push to the GHL statistics endpoint.
POST /social-media-posting/statistics
locationId, metrics, date
Trigger on data updates to pull from socialplanner/statistics.readonly
Actions fetch and cache statistics for dashboards
socialplanner/statistics.readonly
locationId, dashboardId, metrics
Rapid setup with no coding required through pre built connectors.
Seamless automated data flow between platforms.
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This section explains the main elements end points triggers actions and fields and how data moves between GHL and Transkriptor.
A URL path and method used to access a specific resource in an API.
Authorization framework that issues access tokens to secure API requests.
A mechanism for real time notifications by sending data to a configured URL.
Maximum number of API requests allowed in a time window.
Set up a workflow to fetch tags when a post is created and attach relevant tags to contact records.
Pull statistics and surface insights to trigger targeted campaigns in GHL.
Use endpoint data to start automation sequences in response to tagging or stats changes.
In GHL generate an API key or OAuth client for the Users API and note client credentials.
Enter credentials into Transkriptor and test connectivity with a sample call.
Activate the integration and monitor logs to ensure data flows correctly.
Yes. You can connect Transkriptor to the GHL Users API without code using built in connectors. Start by generating API credentials in GHL and selecting the endpoints you want to use. This creates a secure bridge between the platforms and eliminates custom coding. Next, map fields in Transkriptor and run a test flow to verify data moves correctly. The no code approach speeds setup and reduces implementation risk.
For basic sync you will typically need the endpoint to fetch tags GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags and the endpoint to push statistics POST /social-media-posting/statistics or the optional readonly stats endpoint socialplanner/statistics.readonly. Also ensure proper authentication is configured. The exact mix depends on your workflow, but these endpoints form the core data exchange between GHL and Transkriptor.
Store credentials securely using best practices and rotate them regularly. Use OAuth or API keys with minimal scopes and set up token refresh and expiry handling. This reduces risk if credentials are compromised. Audit access logs in both GHL and Transkriptor to detect unusual activity and ensure compliance with your security policy.
Yes, you can customize which data is pulled by adjusting triggers and field mappings in Transkriptor. Select specific tag fields or statistics metrics needed for your workflows. If requirements change, update the mappings or add additional endpoints without breaking existing automations.
To test the connection, run a test call from Transkriptor to a GHL endpoint using a sample locationId. Verify a successful 200 response and review the payload for expected data. Check both Transkriptor and GHL logs for any errors and correct credentials or scope if needed.
If API rate limits are reached, slow down request cadence or batch requests to stay within allowed quotas. Scheduling data transfers during off peak times can help. If you consistently exceed limits, request higher quotas from GHL and optimize triggers to reduce unnecessary calls.
Logs are available in Transkriptor and in your GHL account. Look for connection events, endpoint responses, and error messages to diagnose issues. Use the logs to adjust credentials, scopes, or payload formats and re test until the flow is stable.
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