Authenticate requests using your GHL API credentials and the required scope: emails/builder.readonly. Use OAuth 2.0 tokens and include the Authorization header for every call.
To connect BQE CORE with Blogs API, obtain client credentials from BQE CORE, generate an OAuth token, and ensure the proper scope aligns with the actions you’ll perform (e.g., read/write blog data).
– GET emails/builder (read email templates and drafts) – POST emails/builder (create or update email templates) – POST /emails/builder/data (send or attach data to emails) – DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId (remove a specific email template) – GET emails/schedule (retrieve publishing schedules) – GET /blogs/posts (list blog posts) – POST /blogs/posts (create a new blog post) – POST /blogs/posts (alternate create workflow) – PUT /blogs/posts/:postId (update a blog post) – GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists (check slug availability) – GET /blogs/categories (list blog categories) – GET /blogs/authors (list blog authors) – GET /blogs/posts (retrieve posts with filters) – GET /blogs/categories (retrieve categories) – GET /blogs/authors (retrieve authors)
Trigger: new or updated client/project data in BQE CORE triggers a draft or published blog post in Blogs API.
Actions: generate/blog post draft, map title/content, assign category and author, and publish via POST /blogs/posts.
POST /blogs/posts
title, content, slug, authorId, categoryId, status
Trigger: scheduled run or daily digest to publish and email readers.
Actions: create/update schedules and trigger emails using emails/builder endpoints to notify subscribers.
GET emails/schedule
scheduleId, templateId, locationId
Trigger: new or updated authors/categories in BQE CORE or Blogs API.
Actions: sync authors and categories with Blogs API endpoints to keep mappings current.
GET /blogs/authors
authorId, name, slug; categoryId, name, slug
Automate content workflows and publishing without writing custom code, increasing efficiency and reducing manual steps.
Keep blog data in sync with your core records, ensuring consistency across marketing and operations.
Leverage built-in endpoint security and scalable data mappings to support growth and compliance.
Key elements include endpoints, authentication, data mapping, triggers, and actions. Processes cover setup, testing, deployment, and monitoring of the integration.
A specific URL path that performs a defined operation when called (for example, GET /blogs/authors).
A URL-friendly version of a post title used in URLs and SEO.
The process of validating access to an API, typically via tokens or OAuth credentials.
A specific route on an API that performs a defined action or returns data.
Pull client/project details from BQE CORE to generate draft blog posts in Blogs API, then review and publish with one click.
Aggregate new or updated posts weekly and distribute summaries to teams or subscribers via email templates.
Sync authors and categories from BQE CORE to ensure consistent tagging and easier discovery in the Blogs API.
Obtain OAuth credentials from both Platforms and verify the required scopes (emails/builder.readonly for read access and additional scopes for write operations).
Map fields between BQE CORE and Blogs API (title, content, slug, author, category) and set up the endpoints you will use for publishing and scheduling.
Run test calls, verify data flow, and monitor logs. Deploy to production once validation succeeds.
The Blogs API lets you manage blog content, authors, categories, and schedules via a standardized set of endpoints. When paired with BQE CORE, you can pull data from your core records to generate blog content, publish it, and distribute it to readers automatically. The integration focuses on extensibility and reliability to support ongoing content workflows. By following the authentication steps and using the provided endpoints, you can create a seamless bridge between your core business data and your blog channel, reducing manual work and aligning messaging across platforms.
Essential endpoints include POST /blogs/posts for publishing, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId for updates, GET /blogs/authors and GET /blogs/categories for taxonomy, and GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to maintain unique slugs. For scheduling and distribution, GET emails/schedule and the relevant emails/builder endpoints are used. This combination covers creation, editing, categorization, and dissemination of content.
You don’t need deep coding knowledge for basic setups. The integration uses standard API calls and configuration within your automation platform. If you want advanced workflows, you can add custom mappings and triggers with minimal scripting. Most users can achieve a solid setup with the provided endpoints and prompts.
Yes. You can configure schedules to publish posts at set times and automatically send distribution emails using the emails/schedule and emails/builder endpoints. This enables consistent content cadence and audience reach without manual publishing.
Authenticate via OAuth tokens for both GHL and BQE CORE, ensuring required scopes are granted (for Blogs API actions, include write permissions where needed). Include the Authorization header in every request and rotate tokens regularly for security.
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