To use the Workflows API, generate a read‑only API key in your GHL developer settings and include it in your requests. Use HTTPS and store keys securely.
0CodeKit uses the API key you provide from GHL to authorize requests. Keep keys secret and rotate them regularly.
Endpoint1: GET /surveys/; Endpoint2: GET /surveys/submissions; Other endpoints exist but are not required for this page.
Trigger: when a survey is created or updated in GHL, fetch its details in 0CodeKit.
Actions: call GET /surveys/ to pull surveys, then pull related submissions.
GET /surveys/
id, title, status, created_at
Trigger: new submissions come in for a survey.
Actions: fetch /surveys/submissions and map to 0CodeKit data structures.
GET /surveys/submissions
submission_id, survey_id, respondent_email, submitted_at
Trigger: when data is available to act on in 0CodeKit.
Actions: create or update workflow records, start automations based on endpoints data.
POST /workflows or PUT as needed depending on the endpoint
id, name, status, related_ids
No‑code integration lets non‑developers automate data flows quickly.
Real‑time data syncing speeds up decision making.
Scales across projects without writing code.
Essential concepts and processes to understand when linking GHL Workflows API with 0CodeKit.
An interface that allows software applications to communicate and exchange data.
A URL path that exposes a specific function in an API.
The process of verifying identity to access a service, typically via API key or OAuth token.
HTTP callbacks that notify your app when events occur.
Automatically attach survey responses to contact records in 0CodeKit.
Trigger automations when new submissions arrive.
Create dashboards in 0CodeKit that visualize survey results.
In GHL, create an API key with read access to surveys and submissions.
Enter the API key and set the base URL for GHL’s API.
Run a quick test to verify that surveys data moves into 0CodeKit correctly.
The Workflows API is a robust interface that lets you retrieve and manage surveys and submissions from GHL. It supports read access to gather data for automation and reporting. By connecting with 0CodeKit, you can automate data flows without writing code and build powerful automations quickly.
Yes. You can start with no‑code steps using 0CodeKit’s visual builder and prebuilt actions. For advanced users, you can still customize mappings and triggers as needed. No coding is required to begin, and you can iterate with test runs to verify data accuracy.
The core endpoints used here are GET /surveys/ and GET /surveys/submissions. Additional endpoints exist in the API but aren’t required for this integration. You can expand use over time by adding more endpoints to fetch additional survey data or submission details as your needs grow.
Authentication relies on API keys issued by GHL. Use HTTPS, restrict API key permissions to the minimum needed, and rotate keys regularly. Store keys securely in your integration environment and never expose them in client-side code.
Start with a small test project in 0CodeKit, run a data pull from GET /surveys/ and verify the results in your workspace. Then test submitting a sample survey to ensure submissions flow correctly and fields map as expected.
Yes. You can map response fields from surveys to 0CodeKit records using the built‑in field mapper. Start with common fields like id, title, and submission timestamps, then expand to custom fields as needed. Use sample data to validate a clean, repeatable mapping process.
Refer to the GHL developer docs for official endpoint references and authentication details. The 0CodeKit integration guide also includes step‑by‑step walkthroughs and example data flows. You can always reach out to support for hands‑on help with complex mappings or large data sets.
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