Use OAuth 2.0 with the required scope: emails/builder.readonly. If your integration uses an API key, store it securely and rotate credentials regularly.
Hnry uses OAuth 2.0 tokens to authorize calls to the connected Apps. Keep tokens secure and refresh them as needed when the access expires.
– GET emails/builder — Read templates and scheduling data\n- POST emails/builder — Create or update templates\n- POST /emails/builder/data — Submit template/data payload for building emails
Trigger: fetch email templates and layouts to surface content in Hnry workflows.
Actions: list templates, preview content, and select the appropriate layout for newsletters or blog emails.
GET /emails/builder
Key fields: locationId, templateId, subject, body
Trigger: create or update an email template payload in the Builder.
Actions: save template, set subject and body, and define layout metadata.
POST /emails/builder
Key fields: templateId, content, layout, metadata
Trigger: submit content payload to save or propagate data to email templates.
Actions: send data payload, map fields to templates, attach metadata and assets.
POST /emails/builder/data
Key fields: locationId, templateId, dataPayload, assets
Build powerful workflows without writing a line of code.
Leverage ready-made endpoints to automate blog and email tasks inside Hnry.
Reduce go-live time with reusable building blocks and templates.
A quick glossary of terms and processes you’ll encounter when integrating Blogs API with Hnry, including endpoints, authentication, and data payloads.
An API endpoint is a specific URL that performs a defined action, such as retrieving templates or posting new content.
A widely adopted authorization framework that issues access tokens after user consent.
Defines the allowed permissions for a token, for example, emails/builder.readonly or emails/builder.write.
The data you send in requests or receive in responses during API calls.
Automatically generate blog and newsletter drafts by pulling content from Blog posts, templates, and audience data, then push drafts to Hnry tasks for review.
Schedule blog posts to publish dates and distribute summaries via email templates using the Blogs API endpoints.
Sync edits across blog templates and trigger Hnry automation when changes occur to keep content in sync.
Obtain an OAuth token with the required scope and securely store credentials in your vault.
Connect the endpoints to your Hnry workflows and verify data mappings between templates and posts.
Run end-to-end tests, monitor for errors, and enable live automation with proper logging.
Yes—GHL’s API naming and the Blogs API work together in this guide. Blogs API is the API surface under the GHL umbrella, and Hnry is the app you connect for workflow automation. This section explains how to authenticate and start making requests safely.\nFor hands-on steps, follow the sections on OAuth tokens, scope, and sample requests to test connectivity with confidence.
You’ll typically need the emails/builder.readonly scope for read operations and emails/builder.write for create or update actions. If you already have a key, protect it and rotate regularly. This ensures your integration only has access to the data you intend to expose.\nAlways validate tokens and handle expiry gracefully with token refresh flows.
Yes. Use sandbox or test endpoints to verify requests, intents, and data mapping before going live. Create a small test project and validate responses, error handling, and rate limits.\nDocument test cases and monitor logs during testing to catch edge cases early.
Store tokens in a secure vault and rotate credentials periodically. Use least-privilege scopes and monitor access in real time. Always use HTTPS and validate responses, including error codes, to prevent leakage.\nConsider implementing token refresh automation and alerting for failed authentications.
Endpoints used in this guide include GET /emails/builder, POST /emails/builder, and POST /emails/builder/data. These endpoints allow you to read templates, create or update content, and submit data payloads for email and blog publishing workflows.
No coding is required for basic integration. You can assemble workflows using the no-code features of Hnry and the standard API endpoints. For advanced use cases, you may add lightweight scripts or webhooks if your platform supports them.
Explore the Docs for Blogs API, Hnry’s automation capabilities, and sample templates. You can also join our community forum for tips and real-world examples.
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