Use your GHL API key to authorize requests to the Blogs API endpoints. Store credentials securely in your connector settings and limit scopes to emails/builder and blogs operations.
Configure Formilla to securely sign requests when accessing the Blogs API. Use app credentials and scope restrictions to protect data.
Relevant endpoints from the provided list include: emails/builder, emails/builder.write, POST /emails/builder/data, GET /blogs/posts, POST /blogs/posts, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, blogs/post.write, blogs/check-slug.readonly, GET /blogs/categories, GET /blogs/authors, and GET emails/schedule. These endpoints enable template management, blog post creation, slug verification, category/author lookup, and scheduled email delivery.
Trigger: New blog post published or updated in Blogs API
Actions: create a Formilla email/template from the post data and trigger delivery; use POST /blogs/posts to publish, then POST /emails/builder/data to prepare the notification
POST /blogs/posts and POST /emails/builder/data
title, excerpt, slug, author, publish_date, templateSubject, templateBody
Trigger: Email template updated in Blogs API
Actions: update Formilla email templates via POST /emails/builder/data; map fields like templateId, subject, and body
POST /emails/builder/data
templateId, subject, body, templateName
Trigger: Time-based digest schedule
Actions: fetch scheduled content and queue emails via GET emails/schedule and GET emails/builder
GET emails/schedule and GET emails/builder
scheduleId, templateId, timeZone, recurrence, recipientList
Automate blog-to-email workflows without writing code.
Reuse templates and endpoint mappings across multiple apps.
Speed up go-live with guided templates and example workflows.
This glossary covers endpoints, triggers, actions, and fields used in the integration between Blogs API and Formilla.
A set of rules that enables apps to communicate over the internet.
A specific URL in an API that performs a function.
An event that starts a workflow or sequence.
A data point required for an API call or response.
When a new blog post goes live, automatically generate a Formilla email template and send an alert to subscribers.
Aggregate recent posts into a personalized newsletter template and schedule delivery via Formilla.
Send reminders to the content team when new posts are scheduled or when slug checks fail.
Collect your GHL API key and Formilla app credentials; ensure the scope covers emails/builder and blogs endpoints.
Create a connection, authorize the endpoints, and map fields between Blogs API responses and Formilla templates.
Run test requests, verify data flow, monitor logs, and enable in production once verified.
You’ll typically use endpoints like POST /blogs/posts to publish new content, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to validate slugs, and GET emails/schedule to plan notifications. You may also use POST /emails/builder/data to create or update email templates tied to new posts. These endpoints cover content creation, validation, and notification delivery without writing code.
No-code setup is possible using the Zapier App Connector. Map fields between the Blogs API responses and Formilla email templates; use triggers like new posts or template updates to drive actions. If needed, lightweight scripting is replaced by prebuilt actions and field mappings.
Authenticate with GHL using your API key and required scopes (emails/builder, blogs). In Formilla, configure the app connection with the corresponding client credentials and ensure requests include the appropriate headers. Test calls to verify access before going live.
Yes. You can schedule weekly or daily digests by using the emails/schedule endpoint in combination with blogs/posts data. Map a recurring time and recipients list to automatically deliver blog updates to subscribers.
Fields commonly required include title, slug, content, excerpt, author, publish_date for blogs, and templateSubject, templateBody, templateName for emails. Ensure required identifiers like templateId or postId are included where referenced by the endpoint.
API rate limits depend on your GHL plan. Plan for occasional bursts during post launches and avoid excessive polling. Use caching where possible and space out scheduled requests to stay within limits.
Monitor integration status in the Zapier App Connector dashboard and within Formilla’s activity logs. Look for successful handshakes, failed requests with diagnostic messages, and retry on transient errors.
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