Authenticate the GHL Users API using OAuth 2.0 to securely authorize data transfers between Zoho Recruit and GHL. Use access tokens, refresh tokens, and scoped permissions to control what data can be read or written.
Set up Zoho Recruit OAuth credentials and authorize the connection to the GHL Users API. Ensure tokens are refreshed automatically and credentials are stored securely.
GET /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags; POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/tags/details; socialplanner/statistics.readonly; POST /social-media-posting/statistics
Trigger: a new candidate is created in Zoho Recruit.
POST /api/v1/users/sync
Key fields: zoho_candidate_id, email, status
Trigger: nightly batch job runs since the last successful sync.
Actions: push updates to GHL, resolve conflicts, and refresh last_sync timestamp.
POST /api/v1/users/batch-sync
Fields: batch_id, total_records, synced_records, failed_records
Trigger: Zoho Recruit webhook fires on relevant changes.
Actions: update GHL user, send alert, and store webhook payload.
POST /api/v1/users/webhook-handler
Fields: event_id, object_type, change_type, payload
No-code setup lets you connect Zoho Recruit to the GHL Users API without writing code, using visual builders and prebuilt workflows.
Automation is powered by no-code connectors and app integrations that automate data sync and notifications.
Centralized control from a single dashboard makes monitoring, testing, and troubleshooting straightforward.
This glossary explains the core terms and data flow elements used when integrating Zoho Recruit with the GHL Users API, including authentication, endpoints, and how data maps between systems.
Application Programming Interface: a set of rules that allow software components to communicate and interact.
A real-time event delivery mechanism from Zoho Recruit to GHL to trigger actions automatically.
Authorization framework for obtaining access tokens securely and granting scoped permissions.
The process of keeping data consistent between Zoho Recruit and the GHL Users API across systems.
Set up a trigger in Zoho Recruit to create or update users in GHL as new candidates are added, ensuring up-to-date candidate profiles.
Enable bidirectional updates so changes in GHL reflect back in Zoho Recruit and vice versa, maintaining consistency.
Create dashboards and alerts that show sync status, errors, and performance metrics for proactive monitoring.
Obtain OAuth credentials for both Zoho Recruit and the GHL Users API, configure scopes, and test token retrieval.
Define mappings between Zoho Recruit fields and GHL Users fields to ensure correct data flow and update rules.
Run test synchronizations, review logs for any errors, and deploy automation to production.
Yes, you can configure real-time webhooks for immediate updates. Set Zoho Recruit webhooks to trigger events that push data to the GHL Users API, and ensure error handling and retry logic are in place. If real-time is not required, you can use scheduled batch syncs.
No extensive coding is required thanks to no-code connectors and app automation. You can leverage built-in workflows and visual mapping tools to connect Zoho Recruit with the GHL Users API.
All data transfers occur over HTTPS with OAuth 2.0 tokens. Use token rotation, scopes, and audit logging to maintain security and traceability.
Field mappings cover core and custom fields. You can extend mappings with transformation rules to fit your data model and business rules.
Retry logic, backoff strategies, and clear error logs help manage failures. Review failed records, correct data, and re-run the sync.
Yes. You can customize mappings via the UI or configuration templates, and save multiple mapping profiles for different workflows.
Monitor activity in GHL and Zoho Recruit dashboards, with alerts for failures. Use audit logs and status endpoints to track performance.
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