Start by granting the Blogs API the scope emails/builder.readonly and securing an API key from your GHL account. This key enables read only access for checking posts and building email broadcasts.
Authorize bunq to receive events from the integration via OAuth and webhooks. Register the redirect URI, obtain client credentials, and store them securely for ongoing access.
Key endpoints include GET emails/builder, emails/builder.write, POST emails/builder, POST /emails/builder/data, DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId, emails/schedule.readonly, GET emails/schedule, blogs/post.write, POST /blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, GET /blogs/categories, GET /blogs/authors
Trigger: a new blog post is published in Blogs API. Action: create an email draft in the builder and queue to subscribers.
Actions: use POST /blogs/posts to publish the post and POST /emails/builder to create and send the broadcast.
Method path examples: POST /blogs/posts and POST /emails/builder
Key fields: postId, title, slug, publishDate, emailListId
Trigger: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId when a post is updated
Actions: update the post in Blogs API and refresh the related email broadcast or schedule
Method paths: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId and POST /emails/builder/data
Key fields: postId slug title updateDate
Trigger: new category post or a post belongs to a category
Actions: fetch categories via GET /blogs/categories and send targeted emails via POST /emails/builder
Method paths: GET /blogs/categories and POST /emails/builder
Key fields: categoryId name
Zero coding workflows to automate content distribution between GHL and bunq
Faster delivery of new posts to subscribers with automated email broadcasts
Centralized control from a single dashboard with GHL and bunq settings
This section defines the core concepts and how they map between the GHL Blogs API and bunq integration
A specific URL path that triggers an action in the GHL API when called
A way for GHL to notify your app when an event occurs
A URL friendly version of a post title used in blog urls
The process of proving identity to access resources securely between GHL and bunq
Publish a weekly digest to bunq subscribers using the emails builder and a category friendly layout
Send real time alerts when new posts are published to a bunq inbox or email list
Group posts by category and distribute to segmented bunq subscriber lists for targeted campaigns
In GHL, create an API key with the scope emails/builder.readonly and note the credentials for use in bunq
In the bunq developer portal, register the app and obtain client id and client secret and set the redirect URI for OAuth
Map the data fields between both systems and run a test by publishing a sample post and verifying email broadcasts
The Blogs API gives you a programmatic way to publish and manage blog content while coordinating delivery through bunq driven emails. This enables automated notifications and newsletters to subscribers. It is ideal for teams looking to combine blog publishing with email outreach without manual steps. You can leverage these endpoints to automate content distribution end to end and monitor results from a single control plane.
No heavy coding is required. The flow can be built using the GHL UI and bunq app settings. Basic familiarity with REST endpoints helps, but you can start with ready made templates and adjust fields as you learn. For advanced needs you can extend with custom scripts if desired.
For a basic setup you will typically use endpoints such as GET /blogs/categories, POST /blogs/posts, and POST /emails/builder. You may also need GET /blogs/authors and GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to ensure clean URLs. The exact set depends on your workflow goals.
Test the connection by publishing a sample post in Blogs API and verifying that a corresponding email broadcast is queued or sent via emails/builder. Check logs in GHL and bunq for any authentication or mapping errors and adjust scopes or redirect URIs as needed.
Yes. Email templates in the emails builder can be customized. You can map title and excerpt data from the post, include category specific sections, and tailor the recipient segments to match your audience. Templates can be reused for multiple posts.
If an error occurs, review the authentication tokens and scopes, verify endpoint paths, and inspect data mappings between the two systems. Re-run the integration steps and test with a controlled post to isolate the issue.
Official docs for the Blogs API and bunq developer resources are a great starting point. You can also review example workflows and community templates that demonstrate end to end automation between GHL and bunq.
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