Authorize the Blogs API within your GHL account to grant scoped access (emails/builder.readonly) so DisputeFox can read content and publish updates.
Grant DisputeFox permission to access and synchronize your Blogs API resources from within your workspace.
Core endpoints you’ll use include GET emails/builder; POST emails/builder; POST /emails/builder/data; GET emails/schedule; GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists; GET /blogs/categories; GET /blogs/authors; POST /blogs/posts; PUT /blogs/posts/:postId; GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists; and GET /blogs/categories.
Trigger whenever a new blog post is drafted or updated in Blogs API to be created or updated in DisputeFox.
Actions include creating or updating posts in Blogs API from DisputeFox, and syncing title, slug, and categories.
POST /blogs/posts
title, content, slug, author, categories
Trigger when a new post is published in Blogs API to fire a templated email sequence in DisputeFox.
Actions: create or update email templates in DisputeFox; schedule emails via the emails endpoint.
POST /emails/builder
templateName, subject, body, recipientList, schedule
Trigger: drafting a post checks slug existence and fetches categories/authors for SEO
Actions: verify slug via GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists and pull categories via GET /blogs/categories to inform post setup.
GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
slug, categoryId, author
Build complex workflows without writing a line of code using visual builders.
Save time by automating content publishing and email campaigns between services.
Easily maintain consistent metadata and SEO signals across posts.
A quick glossary of terms you’ll encounter when connecting Blogs API with DisputeFox and the steps to implement the integration.
API stands for Application Programming Interface: a set of rules that lets software communicate and exchange data.
Slug is a URL-friendly identifier used in a post’s address.
Webhook is a callback URL that allows real-time events to trigger actions in another app.
Request is a call made to an API endpoint to perform an action or fetch data.
Publish new blogs automatically and send a subscriber alert via DisputeFox when a post goes live.
Use slug checks and category data to guide drafting for SEO-friendly content.
Trigger email campaigns reacting to new posts or reader actions.
Create a developer app in DisputeFox and obtain client credentials for the Blogs API.
Select the endpoints you need and set the appropriate scopes (read/write) for your integration.
Run test requests, verify data syncing, and switch to live operation.
The Blogs API provides endpoints to read and write blog content, manage authors and categories, and verify slug availability. DisputeFox uses these endpoints to publish posts, fetch metadata, and trigger related communications. These capabilities let you automate publishing workflows with consistent SEO data across posts.
To publish posts, you typically use POST /blogs/posts to create and PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update. Other helpful endpoints include GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to ensure unique slugs and GET /blogs/categories to fetch available categories for organization and SEO labeling.
Authentication involves authorizing the Blogs API within GHL and granting DisputeFox the necessary scopes. You will exchange client credentials and perform a token-based authorization to enable secure data exchange between the apps.
Yes. You can schedule emails using the emails/schedule endpoints and, where supported, schedule blog-related notifications. DisputeFox can manage timing and delivery without additional coding.
No coding is required if you use the no-code connectors. You can map fields and set up triggers and actions using visual builders, drag-and-drop editors, and prebuilt templates.
You can fetch slug existence and category data to guide posting decisions, ensuring SEO-friendly URLs and correctly categorized posts. This helps maintain consistency across your blog and site.
Integration logs are accessible within the DisputeFox app. You can review request/response details, monitor success rates, and diagnose any errors with detailed timestamps.
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