To access the Workflows API from your integration, use your GHL API key and OAuth tokens as required. Store credentials securely and rotate them regularly.
Authenticate the SignalWire side with a valid API key or token, and ensure the Redirect URI and scopes align with your Workflows access. Keep credentials secret.
1) GET /surveys/ — List or fetch surveys. 2) GET /surveys/submissions — Retrieve survey submissions. 3) Additional endpoints are available in the API docs and can be wired as needed.
Trigger on new or updated submissions by periodically polling /surveys/submissions.
Actions: Update CRM records, initiate a SignalWire message, or start a GHL workflow.
GET /surveys/submissions
survey_id, submission_id, respondent_email
Trigger when a new survey is created or updated by polling /surveys
Actions: Kick off a downstream campaign, create tasks, or push data to a dashboard
GET /surveys/
survey_id, title, status
Trigger on specific events using a custom SignalWire webhook or endpoint
Actions: Invoke a GHL workflow, update CRM, or send confirmations
Custom endpoint path like POST /signalwire/webhook
event_type, payload_id
Faster automation: connect systems without writing code.
Consistency and data integrity across channels.
Scalability to handle growing data and contact lists with simple configuration.
Core elements and processes used when integrating the GHL Workflows API with SignalWire, including authentication, endpoints, triggers, actions, and data mapping.
The Workflows API that powers automations within your GHL account, enabling programmatic access to campaigns, contacts, and data.
An HTTP callback that delivers real-time events from SignalWire to GHL or vice versa.
A secret token used to authenticate requests to the GHL Workflows API.
A URL path used to access a resource in the GHL API.
Show practical use cases like event marketing, customer surveys, and support messaging triggered by survey activity.
Provide downloadable templates to connect GHL Workflows API with SignalWire in minutes.
Demonstrate dashboards that show submission rates, message delivery, and outcomes.
Collect your GHL API key and your SignalWire token from their respective dashboards.
Set up the required endpoints (surveys, submissions) in your integration tool and map fields.
Run tests, verify data flows, and deploy to production with proper monitoring.
You’ll need a GHL API key and a SignalWire token. Store them securely and don’t share them publicly. Follow best practices for credentials management and rotate keys periodically.
Use endpoints GET /surveys/ and GET /surveys/submissions to fetch survey data and submissions. Depending on your workflow you may also use webhooks for real-time updates. Refer to your API docs for the complete set of endpoints.
No-code options exist via automation builders, Zapier-like connectors, or template workflows. A basic understanding of HTTP requests helps, but many steps can be done visually.
Yes. You can trigger downstream actions when a survey is submitted or updated. Map submission fields to signals in SignalWire and GHL workflows.
Both GHL and SignalWire APIs have rate limits. Plan and implement backoff in your automation. Consult the API docs for current limits and recommended retry strategies.
Testing can be done in a staging environment with test data. Use simulated events and verify that data flows to the right destinations before production.
Credentials are found in your GHL account settings and your SignalWire console. Store them securely and rotate as part of your security policy.
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