To access the Blogs API from Beyonk obtain an OAuth 2.0 token from your GHL developer console and include it in the Authorization header for each request
Secure Beyonk credentials by using API tokens with restricted scopes rotate keys and store them in a safe vault
Essential endpoints include GET emails/builder GET emails/schedule POST emails/builder POST /emails/builder/data PUT /blogs/posts/:postId POST /blogs/posts GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists GET /blogs/categories GET /blogs/authors
Trigger when a new Beyonk blog post is created to push to GHL via POST /blogs/posts
Actions include mapping title content and metadata to a new GHL post and optionally updating slug and category
Methods used include POST /blogs/posts and PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update existing entries
Key fields to map are title content slug categoryId authorId and status
Trigger when a new or updated GHL blog is detected to sync Beyonk catalog entries
Actions create or update Beyonk blog entries using POST /blogs/posts and or PUT endpoints
Methods include POST /blogs/posts and PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Fields include postId title slug content authorId and publishedAt
Trigger when categories or authors are updated in GHL to reflect in Beyonk
Actions sync GET /blogs/categories and GET /blogs/authors into Beyonk CMS
Methods GET /blogs/categories and GET /blogs/authors
Fields include categoryId slug name authorId and name
Automate repetitive publishing tasks without writing code
Keep content synchronized across platforms from a single workflow
Scale content operations with predictable publish schedules
Terms and processes covered include API endpoints authentication triggers actions and data mapping
An interface that allows Beyonk to interact with the Blogs API programmatically
A specific URL in an API that performs an operation
A listener that triggers actions in real time when events occur
Proof of identity that allows access to protected API resources
Set up a workflow that creates GHL blog posts when Beyonk entries are published
Sync changes from GHL to Beyonk using update endpoints
Keep both systems aligned by syncing categories and authors
Register the Beyonk app and obtain client id secret and scopes
In your Zapier app map the Blogs API endpoints to Beyonk actions such as publishing posts and syncing categories
Run tests monitor logs and adjust mappings for reliability
Most setups do not require coding thanks to the Zapier App Connector which provides visual workflow building. You can configure triggers actions and mappings with no code. Start by authenticating both systems and then map the endpoints you plan to use. If you want deeper customization you may add small scripts or use webhooks instead.
Essential endpoints include GET emails/builder GET emails/schedule GET blogs/posts POST blogs/posts PUT blogs/posts/:postId GET /blogs/categories GET /blogs/authors and GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists. These endpoints cover content creation retrieval updates and organization.
Security is critical. Use OAuth tokens or API keys with scoped access and rotate credentials regularly. Use secure vaults to store secrets and apply least privilege to access the endpoints only as needed. Use webhooks with signatures to verify events.
Yes you can push blog posts from Beyonk to GHL and vice versa depending on the mapped endpoints. Ensure the data fields align and test the bidirectional flow in a sandbox before going live.
Sync frequency depends on your workflow. You can trigger real time updates or schedule hourly or daily syncs. Use rate limits as defined by the API to avoid throttling.
Common scopes include emails builder read and blogs posts write. Adjust scopes to match the actions you perform and reduce access where possible.
Find the full endpoint list in your GHL developer docs or in the Beyonk integration setup guide. You can also view available endpoints in the Zapier app connector configuration page.
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