Authenticate the Blogs API using a secure API key or OAuth flow, assign the necessary scopes, and store credentials safely.
Securely connect Harvest to the Blogs API by configuring OAuth scopes, token rotation, and least privilege access.
Core endpoints include: GET emails/builder and GET emails/schedule for notification templates, POST /blogs/posts to create posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to check slugs, GET /blogs/categories to fetch categories, and GET /blogs/authors for author data. The integration also supports POST /emails/builder/data to attach content and DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId to remove templates.
Trigger: a new content task is created in Harvest with a blog topic
Actions: create a draft post in Blogs API, set metadata, assign author, and schedule for review
Endpoint Path: POST /blogs/posts
Key fields: title, content, author_id, category_id
Trigger: content approved in Harvest
Actions: publish via Blogs API, update status, notify teams
Endpoint Path: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Key fields: postId, status, published_at
Trigger: new comment on a blog post in Blogs API
Actions: push comment data to Harvest task notes and update engagement metrics
Endpoint Path: GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
Key fields: slug, postId, comment_id
Automate content workflows without writing code, saving time and reducing errors.
Maintain a single source of truth in Harvest while keeping your blog calendar in sync.
Receive real time status updates and publish across platforms with minimal setup.
This section covers endpoints, authentication methods, triggers, actions and the data fields used to move content between Harvest and the Blogs API.
An Application Programming Interface that allows two systems to communicate and exchange data.
A standard for authorizing access to APIs that enables secure delegated access without sharing passwords.
A URL friendly string derived from a post title used in page URLs.
A real time notification mechanism that sends data to a destination when predefined events occur.
Automatically generate a new blog draft in Blogs API whenever a new content task is created in Harvest.
Review content in Harvest and trigger the publish action in Blogs API when approved.
Sync engagement and view data from Blogs API back into Harvest for performance planning.
Register your app in GHL, obtain client_id and client_secret, and set the proper scopes for blogs.
Define which Harvest events should trigger blog actions and which blog operations to perform.
Run end to end tests, verify data flows, monitor logs, and enable real time notifications.
The Blogs API integration with Harvest lets you automate the flow from content idea to published post. It connects Harvest to your blog platform via the Blogs API so drafts can be created from tasks and published when ready. This setup is designed for non technical users and supports clear error messages and guided setup. The goal is to reduce manual copy and paste while keeping content organized in Harvest.
No code is required for the basic integration. You can use built in triggers and actions to move data between Harvest and Blogs API. For advanced use cases, you can extend with API keys and custom fields, but most users can start with visual builders.
At minimum you will typically use endpoints for creating posts, updating posts, and checking slug existence. Additional endpoints such as fetching categories and authors can enhance routing and attribution. The exact endpoints used depend on your workflow.
Authentication is handled via OAuth or API keys depending on your setup. You will configure scopes to limit access to posts, authors and categories. Store credentials securely and rotate tokens periodically.
Yes. You can customize triggers to respond to Harvest events such as new tasks or status changes, and you can customize actions to perform blog operations like create, update or publish posts.
Errors are surfaced in logs with clear messages. Retries are automatically attempted for transient failures. If a problem persists, you can test the connection, refresh tokens, or contact support.
Logs and monitoring data can be viewed in the integration dashboard. You will see requests, responses, timestamps and any errors. Set up alerts to stay informed about failures or delays.
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