Use your API key or OAuth token with the Blogs API and limit scopes to emails and blog posting to start.
Create an integration user in CYPHER Learning and grant it permission to publish posts and retrieve content via the Blogs API.
Endpoints used include emails builder for templates, emails schedule, and blog endpoints for posts, categories, authors, and slug checks.
Trigger: when CYPHER Learning creates or updates a course, fetch corresponding email templates from Blogs API.
Actions: pull templates from blogs/templates, map to CYPHER Learning email fields, and schedule sends.
Method/Path: GET emails/builder and POST emails/builder/data
Key fields: templateId, locationId, content, subject, scheduleTime
Trigger: new or updated CYPHER Learning posts trigger creation in Blogs API
Actions: POST /blogs/posts, set slug, publish, and tag with categories
Method/Path: POST /blogs/posts and PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Key fields: postId, title, slug, content, author
Trigger: when a new CYPHER Learning module is added, start an email campaign
Actions: generate email templates, assemble content, and schedule delivery
Method/Path: POST emails/builder/data to create email content
Key fields: templateId, campaignId, scheduleTime, recipientList
Automate repetitive blog and email workflows without writing code.
Consolidate content management between platforms in one seamless workflow.
Speed up deployment with ready to use templates and triggers.
This glossary explains core elements like endpoints, triggers, and field mappings used to connect the Blogs API with CYPHER Learning.
A specific URL path that enables programmatic access to a service.
The process of verifying identity to gain access to an API.
A callback URL where the API can send real-time updates.
A URL friendly string representing a post title.
Automatically push published CYPHER Learning posts to subscriber emails via ready-made templates.
Schedule weekly or monthly digests built from fresh courses or posts.
Trigger onboarding emails when new CYPHER Learning modules are added.
Create an API key or OAuth token with the necessary scopes for emails and blogs.
Define how CYPHER Learning fields map to Blogs API fields such as title, content and slug.
Run tests in a sandbox, verify results, then deploy to production with monitoring.
Authentication typically uses a secure API key or OAuth token with restricted scopes. Store credentials securely and rotate them regularly. Start with the minimal required scopes for the initial setup. This reduces risk while you validate the integration.
Essential endpoints include retrieving and updating email templates, scheduling campaigns, and creating blog posts. Also map endpoints for checking slug existence and retrieving authors and categories to support content governance.
Yes. Use a sandbox or staging environment to preview posts and emails before going live. Most platforms offer a preview mode for emails and posts so you can verify formatting and fields.
Slug conflicts can be resolved by checking if a slug exists before publishing and by applying a unique slug rule. Consider appending a date or ID to ensure uniqueness.
No coding is required for basic automation if you use prebuilt templates and trigger rules. For advanced mappings, a developer can assist with field mappings and error handling.
Common mappings include title, content, author, slug, and schedule times. Align fields on both sides to ensure consistent publishing and email rendering.
Monitor integration status and errors from a centralized dashboard or logs. Set up alerts for failed deliveries, webhook issues, and rate limits to maintain reliability.
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