To start, obtain API credentials from the Blogs API project and grant Appointlet permission to access blog data and post endpoints. This usually involves an OAuth flow or API key provisioning.
Grant Appointlet access to your Blogs API data using OAuth or an API key, then approve the integration in your dashboard.
Key endpoints used in this integration include: GET emails/builder, POST 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.
Trigger: when a new booking is confirmed in Appointlet, create a draft blog post via POST /blogs/posts.
Actions: post creation, metadata mapping, and optional auto publish after editorial approval.
POST /blogs/posts
title, content, authorId, categoryId, status
Trigger: when a new author is added in Blogs API, push to Appointlet contacts.
Actions: GET /blogs/authors; map name, bio, and avatar to Appointlet records.
GET /blogs/authors
name, bio, id
Trigger: periodic pull of /blogs/categories to maintain taxonomy alignment.
Actions: GET /blogs/categories; map to Appointlet categories and tags.
GET /blogs/categories
id, name, slug
Faster automation without writing a line of code thanks to pre built endpoints and sync rules.
Reduced manual data entry and fewer errors through seamless data mapping.
Scalable content workflows that grow with your team and schedule volumes.
This glossary defines API, endpoints, OAuth, webhooks, and how these building blocks connect Blogs API with Appointlet for a no code integration.
A set of rules and protocols that lets software communicate and share data.
A real time notification mechanism that triggers actions in connected apps when events occur.
A specific URL in an API that performs a function when called.
An authorization standard that lets apps access data securely without sharing passwords.
Automatically generate a draft blog post when a new booking is created in Appointlet.
Schedule weekly posts based on upcoming events captured in Appointlet.
Pull author data from Blogs API to feature authors in posts.
Register the integration in GHL and collect client ID and secret.
Set scope to emails/builder.readonly and the required Blogs endpoints.
Run tests, verify mappings, and enable automation in Appointlet.
The Blogs API provides endpoints to manage blog content, authors, and categories. It is designed to be connected with Appointlet so you can automate post creation from bookings. This no code approach reduces manual steps and speeds up publishing workflows. You can use standard RESTful endpoints to create, update and fetch posts, authors and categories. By mapping fields between Apps you can ensure the right data lands in your blog posts.
No coding is required for a basic setup. Appointlet can connect to the Blogs API using OAuth or API keys and pre built endpoints. Advanced mappings and custom logic can be added in the platform UX without writing code. This makes it accessible for teams of all technical levels.
Essential endpoints include creating posts, retrieving authors, and listing categories. You will likely use POST /blogs/posts to publish, GET /blogs/authors to fetch author data, and GET /blogs/categories to organize posts. Additional endpoints for validation and slug checks help ensure clean publishing.
Authentication typically uses OAuth or API keys. You will register your instance, obtain credentials, and grant Appointlet permission to access the needed resources. This secure flow avoids sharing passwords and allows granular scope control.
Yes, you can map blog categories to Appointlet tags or custom fields. This enables better organization and searchability across both systems. You may also apply tags to posts automatically based on category data.
Test the integration with a sandbox or staging environment. Validate data mappings, trigger events, and verify posts are created with the correct fields before going live. Use the endpoint test tools provided in the UI for quick feedback.
Endpoint limits and rate depend on your Blogs API plan and GHL configuration. Refer to the API provider documentation for current quotas and best practices to avoid throttling.
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