Secure your requests with a valid GHL API key or OAuth token and apply the proper scopes to access Blogs API endpoints.
Set up OAuth credentials or API keys for Fourthwall connections and confirm callback URLs and token refresh behavior.
GET emails/builder; GET /blogs/posts; POST /blogs/posts; PUT /blogs/posts/:postId; GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists; GET /blogs/categories; GET /blogs/authors; POST /blogs/posts
Trigger: New blog post in Fourthwall starts the flow
Actions: Map fields (title, content, slug, categories) and call POST /blogs/posts to publish
POST /blogs/posts
title, content, slug, author_id, category_ids
Trigger: Post update in Fourthwall
Actions: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update title, content, and metadata
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
postId, title, content, category_ids
Trigger: On fetch or schedule to sync
Actions: GET /blogs/posts and GET /blogs/categories; map to Fourthwall categories
GET /blogs/posts; GET /blogs/categories
postId, title, category_ids
Faster setup you can deploy without writing code
Automatic field mapping between platforms
Robust retries and error logging built into the integration
This glossary explains endpoints, triggers, actions, methods, and fields used when connecting Fourthwall with Blogs API via the GHL platform.
A URL path and HTTP method used to interact with an API.
An event in Fourthwall that starts an automated workflow in Blogs API.
An operation performed on the Blogs API (create, update, fetch).
HTTP verb used for the request (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE).
Schedule posts in Fourthwall to publish on Blogs API on a timer.
Sync title, slug, and content to Blogs API when updated in Fourthwall to keep SEO metrics aligned.
Map Fourthwall tags to Blogs categories for automatic routing.
Configure credentials for both services and test permissions in a dev environment.
Define field mappings and data formats between Fourthwall and Blogs API.
Run tests, verify data integrity, and deploy to production.
With no-code tooling, you can connect Fourthwall and Blogs API using GHL connectors, templates, and triggers. This makes it quick to set up a working integration without writing code. For more complex logic, you can extend with custom scripts in the platform. Paragraph 2: You can leverage built-in templates to accelerate setup and reduce manual configuration.
Supported methods include OAuth 2.0 and API keys. Choose the method your team uses and ensure the permissions match the data you access in Blogs API. Paragraph 2: Rotate credentials regularly and monitor access tokens.
A basic sync typically requires endpoints for creating and updating posts, retrieving slug existence, and fetching categories and authors to map data correctly. Paragraph 2: Add authentication steps and test with sample posts to validate end-to-end flow.
Yes. Use category mapping and tag relationships to automatically assign content in Blogs API based on Fourthwall metadata. Paragraph 2: You can refine mappings over time to improve accuracy.
The integration includes retries, backoff, and error logging. You can configure alerting and retry policies to recover from transient failures. Paragraph 2: Monitor retries and adjust timeouts as needed.
Yes. Use a sandbox or test environment to validate data flow before enabling live operations. Paragraph 2: Validate with representative data before going production.
View logs in the GHL dashboard, including request/response details, timestamps, and any error messages. Paragraph 2: Use logs to diagnose failures and verify successful sync.
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