To connect, register your app with GHL to obtain OAuth credentials and assign the socialplanner/tag.readonly scope. Store tokens securely and refresh them as needed.
Authorize Tweet Hunter to access your GHL data, exchange tokens, and securely persist them for API calls.
Endpoints used include: GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags to fetch tags, POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details to retrieve tag details, GET socialplanner/statistics.readonly for statistics, and POST /social-media-posting/statistics to submit statistics. Not all endpoints are required for every page, but these form the core of the integration.
Trigger: A new post draft is created in Tweet Hunter
Actions: Retrieve current tags from the GHL Users API and apply them to the draft; keep a tag map in Tweet Hunter
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags
Key fields: locationId, tags, tagDetails
Trigger: After a post is published via Tweet Hunter
Actions: Push statistics to GHL using the statistics endpoint
POST /social-media-posting/statistics
Key fields: postId, locationId, metrics
Trigger: Tag details are requested for a post or report
Actions: Retrieve tag details via /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details and sync back to Tweet Hunter
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details
Key fields: locationId, tagId, details
Automated tagging and insights without writing code
Real-time analytics and reporting across your posts
Streamlined posting workflows and better audience targeting
Key elements and processes include OAuth authentication, location-based tagging, tag details, and endpoint calls for tags and statistics.
OAuth 2.0 is an authorization framework that lets apps access user data without exposing passwords, using tokens.
LocationId is the unique identifier for a specific social location within the GHL account.
Tag is a label used to categorize posts for analytics, routing, and filtering.
Endpoint is a specific API URL that performs a defined action in the GHL system.
Description: Use tags to drive targeted campaigns and measure impact across posts.
Description: enrich posts with GHL tag data to improve audience insights.
Description: set up workflows that publish to multiple networks using tag data.
Description: Create an OAuth client in GHL, configure scopes, and authorize Tweet Hunter.
Description: Enable and test endpoints like tags and statistics in your app settings.
Description: Run test requests, verify data flows, and set up monitoring and alerts.
GHL supports OAuth 2.0 authentication for user data access and API key provisioning in some scenarios. For Tweet Hunter, use OAuth 2.0 and request the socialplanner/tag.readonly scope, along with any additional permissions you require. Keep tokens secure and refresh them as needed. If OAuth is not available in your plan, contact support for available alternatives.
The core endpoints are for tags and statistics: GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags, POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details, GET socialplanner/statistics.readonly, and POST /social-media-posting/statistics. These suffice to sync tags and capture posting performance. Additional endpoints can be added later as needed.
Scopes determine what your app can access. For this integration you typically need socialplanner/tag.readonly and any endpoints you call. Always request the minimum scope required and adjust registrations if you need more access later.
Yes, you can implement a no code integration using tools like Zapier to call the GHL endpoints. Tweet Hunter can trigger actions via webhooks or native connectors. Some setup in GHL is still required to authorize the app and configure scopes.
Test in a sandbox or with a test location and run a mock post to ensure data flows correctly. Verify that tag syncing and statistics reporting work as expected. Review request and response logs and adjust scopes or endpoints if issues appear.
Use the GHL API usage and error logs in the dashboard and set up alerts for failed calls. Monitor rate limits and throughput to avoid throttling and ensure reliable data flow between Tweet Hunter and GHL.
If tag details retrieval fails, verify the locationId and tagId values, ensure the correct endpoint is used, and confirm the OAuth tokens are valid. Check error messages in logs for clues and re-test after updates.
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