Set up secure token based access between Birdeye and the Blogs API. Exchange API keys or OAuth tokens and rotate credentials regularly
In Birdeye create an API connection granting read and write access for the data you want to use in posts
Core endpoints to consider include GET emails builder POST emails builder data DELETE emails builder locationId templateId GET emails schedule POST blogs posts PUT blogs posts postId GET blogs posts url slug exists GET blogs categories GET blogs authors blogs post write and blogs check slug readonly
Trigger a feature Birdeye review that meets a threshold and automatically publish a new blog post
Actions include POST /blogs/posts to create the post GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to check the slug and PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update as needed
POST /blogs/posts
Key fields title slug content author category publish_date
Trigger when Birdeye data changes warrant updating a draft
Actions include PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update and POST /blogs/posts to create when needed
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Key fields postId title slug updated_content
Trigger when new Birdeye data should map to a category in your blog
Actions include assigning categories via API and creating or updating posts accordingly
GET /blogs/categories
Key fields category id name
No code required you can automate publishing without writing a line of code
Fast delivery of fresh content from Birdeye insights to your blog site
Consistent content with slug checks category mapping and publish controls
This glossary defines API endpoint authentication slug and post as they relate to the Birdeye to Blogs API workflow
Application Programming Interface a set of rules that lets apps talk to each other
The process of verifying identity so only authorized apps can access data
A specific URL and method for performing an action in an API
A URL friendly string derived from the post title used in the address
Automatically turn top Birdeye reviews into a monthly roundup post with a clean slug and category
Capture recurring questions in Birdeye and publish structured tutorials via the Blogs API
Publish new testimonials as engaging blog entries and update them automatically as ratings change
Generate API keys in Birdeye and the Blogs API and store them securely in your automation tool
Map Birdeye review fields to blog post fields such as title content slug and category
Run tests to verify slug creation post creation and category mapping before going live
No code is required to set up the Birdeye to Blogs API connection. Use a no code automation tool to connect the Birdeye data to the Blogs API endpoints. The setup guides walk you through authenticating to both services and mapping fields. Once connected you can automate post creation and updates without writing code. This makes it fast to start and easy to maintain.
Essential endpoints include creating posts with POST /blogs/posts updating posts with PUT /blogs/posts/:postId and checking slug availability with GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists. You may also reference the slug validation endpoint to prevent duplicates and ensure each post has a unique web address. Map blog title content and category fields for a complete publish.
Slug collisions are prevented by checking existing slugs with GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists before creating a new post. If a clash is found the workflow can automatically modify the slug or append a unique suffix. This keeps URLs stable and SEO friendly.
Yes. You can update existing posts by using PUT /blogs/posts/:postId. The automation can detect changes in Birdeye data and push updates to the corresponding blog entry. This keeps content fresh without manual edits.
Security is handled by using scoped API tokens and secure storage in your automation tool. Keys should be rotated regularly and access granted only to the required endpoints. Both Birdeye and the Blogs API offer access controls to minimize exposure.
Rotate keys every 90 days or per your security policy. Use separate read and write tokens where possible and revoke access for any unused credentials. Regular rotation helps prevent unauthorized access.
Field mappings and endpoint references are available in the API documentation sections of Birdeye and the Blogs API. The integration guide provides sample mappings for title content slug and category and explains how to wire these to your automation tool.
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