To begin, obtain an API key for the Blogs API and grant your GHL integration the necessary scope (including access to emails/builder data and blog endpoints) to enable post data and visual generation.
Enter the API credentials into the Abyssale integration panel and confirm the connection in GHL. Validate with a test post to ensure visuals render correctly.
Key endpoints involved include: GET emails/builder, GET emails/schedule, POST /blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, GET /blogs/categories, GET /blogs/authors, POST /blogs/posts, and GET /blogs/categories to enrich content and manage posts alongside visual assets.
When a new post is created in Blogs API, trigger Abyssale to generate visuals that align with the post title, slug, and metadata.
Actions: render visuals, attach image URL to the post, and store the asset in Abyssale for reuse.
POST /blogs/posts
Maps: title -> post title, slug -> post slug, content -> body, coverImage -> featured image
If a post is updated in Blogs API, refresh the Abyssale visuals to reflect edits.
Actions: re-render visuals, update asset URLs, sync modified content.
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Maps: postId, title, content, updatedAt
When a post is scheduled for publish, generate or fetch visuals and attach them to the post at the scheduled time.
POST /blogs/posts
Maps: postId, publishDate, visualsUrl
Automatically generate on-brand visuals for every post without writing code.
Streamlined workflows between content and visuals, saving time and reducing manual work.
Scalable asset management across posts and campaigns with centralized templates.
This section defines the core data elements and processes used to connect Blogs API with Abyssale, including endpoints, authentication, webhooks, and data mappings.
A set of rules and endpoints that allows applications to communicate and exchange data.
A specific URL path in an API that performs a defined action.
The process of granting access to an API using credentials, tokens, or OAuth.
A URL that receives real-time notifications from an API when events occur.
Generate header visuals based on post content and metadata to ensure consistent branding across posts.
Create platform-optimized visuals for social previews when posts are published or updated.
Use templates that strictly follow your brand guidelines for all visuals.
Request and secure API keys for the Blogs API and the Abyssale account; note required scopes.
Add credentials to the GHL integration, select required endpoints, and configure mapping rules.
Run test posts, verify visuals render correctly, then deploy to production.
The integration uses Blogs API endpoints to pull post data and manage posts with visuals. Key endpoints include POST /blogs/posts to create posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to ensure unique slugs, and GET /blogs/categories and GET /blogs/authors to enrich content with metadata. These endpoints enable automatic visual generation and attachment to posts via Abyssale.
Yes. You can set up triggers to generate visuals when a post is scheduled or published. Abyssale visuals can be created or refreshed at post publish time, ensuring visuals align with the final post state. Scheduling can be coordinated through the Blogs API post data and Abyssale asset delivery.
Security is handled via API keys and OAuth tokens with scoped permissions. Use restricted scopes (e.g., read/write where needed) and rotate credentials regularly. Validate your connection with test posts to ensure only authorized data flows between Blogs API and Abyssale.
No heavy coding is required. The integration is designed to be configured in the UI, using field mappings and endpoint selections. Advanced users can leverage webhooks for real-time events, but a no-code setup is fully supported.
The integration works with standard Abyssale and Blogs API accounts connected to your GHL. It does not depend on a single plan if you have API access; ensure your accounts have the necessary endpoints enabled. Check with your admin to enable required scopes.
Data synced includes post data (title, slug, content, metadata), author and category details, and the generated visual asset URLs. Publish times and status may also be synced to reflect current post state in both systems.
Field mapping is performed in the GHL integration settings. Map blog post fields (title, slug, content) to Abyssale asset inputs (text content, keywords, and template variables) and map visual asset URLs back to the post record for display.
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