To access data from Blogs API via Favro, generate an API key with the required scopes (emails/builder.readonly) and store it securely in your Favro connection settings.
Favro uses OAuth or API token‑based authentication to authorize the connection to the Blogs API. Follow the prompts to grant access and confirm permissions.
– GET emails/builder — Read email builder definitions and templates. – GET emails/builder.write — Retrieve write permissions for email builder data. – POST emails/builder — Create a new email template in the builder. – POST /emails/builder/data — Submit data to populate an email template. – DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId — Remove a specific template. – emails/schedule.readonly — Readonly access to email schedules. – GET emails/schedule — Retrieve scheduled emails. – blogs/post.write — Write access to blog posts. – POST /blogs/posts — Create a new blog post. – blogs/post-update.write — Update a blog post. – PUT /blogs/posts/:postId — Update a specific post by ID. – blogs/check-slug.readonly — Check if a slug is available. – GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists — Verify slug existence for a post URL. – blogs/category.readonly — Read access to blog categories. – GET /blogs/categories — List blog categories. – blogs/author.readonly — Read access to authors. – GET /blogs/authors — List blog authors.
Trigger: when a new email template is created or updated in Blogs API via the emails/builder endpoint.
Actions: create or update a corresponding Favro card with template name, subject, and a link to the template; attach status and last modified details.
GET emails/builder
key fields: locationId, templateId, templateName
Trigger: a new blog post is created in Blogs API (POST /blogs/posts).
Actions: create a Favro card with post title, excerpt, and link; optionally update existing posts.
POST /blogs/posts
key fields: postId, title, slug
Trigger: changes in blogs/categories or blogs/authors update connected boards.
Actions: update Favro dashboards with category lists and author names to keep teams aligned.
GET /blogs/categories and GET /blogs/authors
key fields: categoryId, authorId, name
Effortless automation between content creation and project boards without writing code.
Centralized data flow keeps team aligned on post progress and status.
Rapid testing and iteration using webhooks and live previews.
Key elements include Endpoints, Triggers, Actions, and Data Fields that power the Favro integration with Blogs API.
A secret key used to authenticate requests to the Blogs API and to authorize Favro connections.
OAuth is an open standard for secure delegated access, used to grant Favro access to the Blogs API without sharing credentials.
A specific URL that performs an action or returns data from the API.
A user‑defined HTTP callback that triggers when an event occurs in Blogs API.
Automatically clone a Favro card when a new blog post is created to track progress.
Sync categories and authors to dedicated Favro dashboards for quick reference.
Preview upcoming posts in Favro before publication to coordinate reviews.
Generate API keys in Blogs API and record credentials in Favro’s connection settings.
Enable endpoints like /blogs/posts and /blogs/categories to sync content data to Favro.
Test the workflow in a staging board, then roll out to production.
No coding is required for basic setups using the no‑code workflow builder. You can connect Favro to Blogs API with prebuilt triggers and actions. If you need advanced logic, simple JavaScript snippets or conditional rules can be added within the builder. For complex data transformations, consider staging the workflow and gradually expanding coverage as your team validates results.
You can sync email templates, blog posts, categories, and authors between Blogs API and Favro. This includes template metadata, post titles, slugs, categories, and author names. You can also reflect post status and schedule data on Favro boards for visibility. Data fields can be mapped to card fields, lists, and custom attributes to fit your board structure.
Authentication uses a secure API key with scoped access (for example, emails/builder.readonly) and/or OAuth for Favro. Store credentials securely, rotate keys regularly, and apply the principle of least privilege. Always use HTTPS for all API calls and enable IP restrictions if your provider supports it.
Yes. Triggers can be customized around events like template changes, post publishes, category updates, or author changes. You can also set multiple triggers per board and create conditional paths depending on the data received from the API. Test each trigger in a controlled environment before deploying to production.
Rate limits depend on the Blogs API plan and your Favro integration. If you hit limits, implement batching, add caching, or stagger requests. Consider using webhooks for real‑time updates where supported to reduce polling and API calls.
Webhooks are supported for real‑time event notifications in many setups. You can configure webhooks to alert Favro of new posts, updates, or template changes, enabling near‑instant card updates. If webhooks are not available for a given endpoint, rely on scheduled checks with reasonable intervals.
Support is available via the Rankr documentation hub and developer community. For urgent issues, contact our support channel through the dashboard’s help section or reach out to the dedicated API integrations team. We also maintain changelogs and a FAQ to help you troubleshoot common problems quickly.
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