To use the Blogs API, authorize the integration with the GHL account and grant the scope emails/builder.readonly. Secure token handling and proper scope management ensure read‑only access to builder data from GHL.
Authorize the Fatture in Cloud side to accept data from the Blogs API integration. Grant necessary permissions and test the connection in a sandbox or test environment before going live.
GET emails/builder, GET 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, POST /blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, blogs/check-slug.readonly, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, blogs/category.readonly, GET /blogs/categories, blogs/author.readonly, GET /blogs/authors
Trigger when a new blog post is published in Blogs API to start a workflow in Fatture in Cloud.
Actions include creating a new client note or invoice draft in Fatture in Cloud, linked to the blog post details.
GET /blogs/posts
title, slug, publish_date, summary, author
Triggered on a schedule (e.g., daily) to pull new posts and sync data.
Actions include updating blog summaries in Fatture in Cloud and generating client communications from new posts.
GET /blogs/posts
title, publish_date, content_preview, author
Trigger blog content to generate templates or docs in Fatture in Cloud.
Actions include creating invoices, client notes, or reports from blog data.
POST /blogs/posts
title, content, author_id, publish_date
Fast setup with no coding required.
Automate repetitive tasks and data syncing between Blogs API and Fatture in Cloud.
Maintain consistent data across apps, reducing manual errors.
This glossary covers API terms, data elements, and the processes used to connect Blogs API with Fatture in Cloud.
API stands for Application Programming Interface, a set of rules that lets two apps talk to each other.
Authentication verifies identity so only approved apps can access data in the GHL and Fatture in Cloud systems.
An endpoint is a specific URL in an API used to perform an action or retrieve data.
A webhook is a way for apps to send real‑time data to another app when a trigger occurs.
Publish new posts to clients with automated summaries and updated invoices or quotes in Fatture in Cloud.
Create invoices or estimates linked to published posts to streamline client billing.
Generate weekly or monthly performance reports in Fatture in Cloud from blog analytics.
Register the integration in your GHL account and generate API keys with the required scope.
Specify which endpoints to use and how triggers should fire in your workflow.
Run tests, review logs, and deploy to your live environment.
The Blogs API lets you read and manage blog content from GHL. When connected to Fatture in Cloud, you can pull blog data to automate client communications and billing related tasks. This guide explains how to set up the integration and what to expect. The no‑code approach helps you get started quickly without writing code, while still allowing for customization if you need it.
No coding is required for basic setups using the no‑code connectors in this template. For advanced customization, you can extend the workflow with custom scripts or functions. Start with the built‑in triggers and expand as your needs grow.
Yes, you can use endpoints like GET /blogs/posts and POST /blogs/posts to read and create content. The integration uses these and related endpoints to fetch posts, authors, and categories and then push related data into Fatture in Cloud.
Yes. You can enable a schedule trigger to pull latest posts on a daily or weekly cadence and sync with Fatture in Cloud data. This keeps invoices, notes, and client records up to date with fresh content.
Connections use OAuth 2.0 with tokens and the scope emails/builder.readonly to limit access. Data is transmitted over HTTPS and stored securely, following best practices for credential management.
Synced data includes post titles, summaries, publish dates, author names, and metadata. Depending on your setup, you can generate client notes, quotes, or invoices in Fatture in Cloud from blog data.
If something goes wrong, verify endpoint permissions, confirm API keys and scopes, and check the workflow logs. Reauthenticate if tokens have expired and consult the integration’s troubleshooting section for step by step guidance.
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