Authenticate with Blogs API using an API key or OAuth credential linked to your GHL account. Ensure the connection has the emails/builder.readonly scope enabled for read access to email templates and builder data.
In Clienty, authorize the Blogs API connection, then map the required fields. This step confirms you control both accounts and grants the necessary permissions.
GET emails/builder — read email templates and builders; GET emails/schedule — read scheduling data; POST emails/builder — create a new email template; POST /emails/builder/data — import data into email builder; DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId — remove a template; POST /blogs/posts — create a blog post; PUT /blogs/posts/:postId — update a blog post; GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists — verify slug availability; GET /blogs/categories — list blog categories; GET /blogs/authors — list authors
Trigger: When a new blog post is created in Blogs API, push a draft or publish action in Clienty.
Actions: Create or update a Clienty record for the post; optionally post updates to social channels.
POST /blogs/posts
Key fields: postId, title, slug, author, publishDate
Trigger: Updates to email templates in Blogs API (GET emails/builder) trigger a sync in Clienty.
Actions: Sync template details and fields into Clienty templates; refresh previews.
GET emails/builder
Key fields: templateId, locationId, name, subject
Trigger: When a blog post reaches its scheduled publish date in Blogs API, trigger content delivery in Clienty.
Actions: Publish to Clienty channels, notify teams, update analytics.
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Key fields: postId, status, publishDate
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This glossary explains core terms used in this guide, including APIs, endpoints, authentication, and data flows.
GHL refers to the API platform you’re integrating with via this guide.
A specific URL path and HTTP method used to access data in an API.
A mechanism for apps to receive real-time updates from another service.
The process of proving identity and obtaining access to an API.
Publish a new blog post in Blogs API and automatically post a teaser in Clienty to boost reach.
Sync email builder templates between Blogs API and Clienty to keep campaigns in sync.
Coordinate newsletter publication dates from Blogs API with Clienty campaigns to automate sends.
Add a new connection in Clienty for Blogs API and grant the required scope.
Select endpoints like POST /blogs/posts and GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, then map title, slug, and author fields to Clienty.
Create a test run, verify data flow, then deploy the workflow.
The Blogs API connects with Clienty through a secure OAuth/API key flow. After you authorize the connection, you can access endpoints to fetch templates, posts, and author data. Start with a simple test to confirm data flows correctly between systems. Next, map Blog post fields (title, slug, author, publishDate) to Clienty fields and validate the results in a test workflow.
No coding is required for standard automations. Use Zapier’s visual builder to connect triggers to actions. For more advanced scenarios, you can customize field mappings or add conditional logic within Clienty workflows.
Essential endpoints for content workflows include POST /blogs/posts (create posts), PUT /blogs/posts/:postId (update posts), and GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists (slug validation). Helpers like GET /blogs/authors and GET /blogs/categories aid metadata mapping.
Authentication uses your Blogs API credentials. In Clienty, add a new connection and select the Blogs API, then authorize and grant the required scopes. If you run into issues, re-authenticate or regenerate API keys from the Blogs API admin panel.
Yes. Zapier provides testing for each step in a workflow. Run individual tests to verify triggers fire correctly and data maps as expected before enabling the full automation.
Read access typically requires emails/builder.readonly; write access involves endpoints like emails/builder and blogs/posts. Apply the principle of least privilege by granting only the scopes you need for your workflow.
Field mapping is done by aligning Blog post fields (title, slug, author, publishDate) with corresponding Clienty fields. Use Zapier’s mapping UI to ensure each trigger output lands in the correct Clienty fields for seamless data flow.
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