To connect Blogs API to Atlas AI Revenue Engine through GHL, grant the Blogs API app the scope emails/builder.readonly and complete the OAuth flow to obtain an access token for subsequent API calls. This ensures secure read access to email templates and schedules within GHL.
Atlas AI Revenue Engine authenticates with GHL using OAuth 2.0 tokens, enabling secure, token-based communication and keeping blog-content workflows synchronized without exposing credentials.
GET emails/builder — Read email templates from the Emails Builder module. POST emails/builder — Create a new email template in the Emails Builder. POST /emails/builder/data — Attach or update data for email campaigns. DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId — Remove a template from the Emails Builder. GET emails/schedule — Retrieve the current email sending schedule. GET blogs/posts/url-slug-exists — Check if a blog slug already exists. POST /blogs/posts — Create a new blog post. PUT /blogs/posts/:postId — Update an existing blog post. GET /blogs/categories — List blog categories. GET /blogs/authors — List blog authors.
When a new blog post is created in Blogs API (POST /blogs/posts), Atlas AI Revenue Engine can generate a tailored email draft and push it to the Email Builder in GHL for scheduling.
Actions: create email draft, map post fields to email template data, schedule distribution via emails/schedule.
POST /blogs/posts
postId, title, slug, authorId, categoryId
Check slug availability with GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists and pull author/category data to ensure SEO-friendly campaigns.
Actions: fetch slug status, retrieve authors via GET /blogs/authors, fetch categories via GET /blogs/categories, pass data to Atlas AI Revenue Engine templates.
GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
slug, postId (when available), authorId
Use author and category data to tailor email campaigns and audience segmentation.
Actions: pull authors via GET /blogs/authors and categories via GET /blogs/categories, enrich email templates with authorship and topic data.
GET /blogs/authors
authorId, categoryId
Leverage a visual workflow to connect blog content to email campaigns without writing code.
Automate content publishing and email distribution with secure token-based authentication.
Sync blog metadata (authors, categories, slugs) for smarter audience targeting.
Understand the core terms, endpoints, and processes used to connect Blogs API with Atlas AI Revenue Engine via GHL.
Application Programming Interface: a defined set of rules that lets different software systems communicate and exchange data.
A human-readable portion of a URL that identifies a post in a readable, SEO-friendly way.
Authorization framework that issues access tokens to clients to securely access APIs without sharing credentials.
A callback mechanism that notifies an app when a specified event occurs, enabling near real-time integrations.
Automatically generate digest emails when new posts are published, using author and category data to tailor content.
Sync slug and category data to craft SEO-focused email campaigns that mirror the blog’s topics and keywords.
Pull author bios and posts to deliver personalized newsletters that highlight expert perspectives and new content.
In GHL, create or select the Blogs API and Atlas AI Revenue Engine apps, set the scope to emails/builder.readonly, and initiate OAuth authentication.
Connect POST /blogs/posts, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, and GET /blogs/authors to Atlas AI Revenue Engine data layers; map postId, slug, authorId, and categoryId to template fields.
Run test posts and verify email drafts render correctly in Emails Builder; monitor the schedule and adjust mappings as needed.
The integration links Blogs API to Atlas AI Revenue Engine through GHL, enabling automated content-to-email workflows. It covers authentication, endpoint usage, and data mapping to keep campaigns synced without manual steps. To start, authorize the Blogs API app in GHL with the emails/builder.readonly scope and test a sample blog post flow.
Yes. You’ll need access to the GHL developer console to create and authorize the Blogs API and Atlas AI Revenue Engine apps. Use OAuth 2.0 to obtain access tokens and grant the necessary scopes for reading email templates and scheduling. Your organization’s admin typically provisions these credentials.
For a basic sync, you’ll rely on GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, POST /blogs/posts to create posts, and GET /blogs/authors to enrich content. Also ensure GET emails/builder and GET emails/schedule are available to tie blog content to email campaigns in GHL.
Begin with a dry-run using a test post and a mock email template. Validate that Atlas AI Revenue Engine receives postId, slug, authorId, and categoryId, then verify the Emails Builder draft creation and the schedule reflects the test post. Review error logs if mappings don’t align.
Yes. You can add or remove fields exchanged between Blogs API and Atlas AI Revenue Engine by updating the data mapping in the GHL app settings. Ensure post metadata (title, slug, author, category) aligns with the email template data model.
Rate limits depend on the GHL plan and the Blogs API plan. Monitor API usage in the app dashboards and implement exponential backoff in your workflow to handle spikes gracefully.
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