Use API keys or OAuth tokens to securely access the Blogs API. Match your Humanitix workflow with the correct scopes (read-only for viewing posts, read/write for creating or updating posts).
Grant Humanitix permission to access the Blogs API using a secure method (API keys or OAuth). Rotate credentials regularly and store them in a secure vault.
EndPoints include blog and email related actions such as GET emails/builder, POST /blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, GET /blogs/categories, GET /blogs/authors, and related read/write operations used in combined workflows.
When a new blog post is published in Blogs API, trigger updates in Humanitix campaigns to promote the post.
Actions: create or update campaign content, push post metadata to attendee segments, and refresh related dashboards.
POST /blogs/posts
postId, title, slug, categories, authorId
When blog categories change, update newsletter content and subscriber segments in Humanitix.
Actions: sync category metadata, regenerate category-specific digests.
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
postId, categories, lastModified
On publish or update, emit analytics events to Humanitix dashboards.
Actions: record views, engagement metrics, and send summary reports.
GET /blogs/posts
postId, views, engagement
Faster time-to-value with drag-and-drop automation and templates.
No custom code required; leverage prebuilt connectors to link events and posts.
Consistent data across campaigns, emails, and site content.
A concise glossary of terms and the core data flows involved in connecting Blogs API with Humanitix.
A defined URL path in an API that performs a specific action or returns data.
The method used to verify identity and authorize access to API resources (such as API keys or OAuth).
A piece of content created or published via the Blogs API; includes title, slug, body, and metadata.
A callback URL that receives real-time notifications about events from an API.
Automatically publish new blog posts and link them to related Humanitix campaigns to boost registrations.
Keep author data in sync between Blogs and Humanitix for richer attendee personalization.
Use category data to tailor newsletters for different audience segments automatically.
Decide which blog metadata (title, slug, category) you want to surface in Humanitix campaigns.
Set up API keys or OAuth tokens with the correct scopes for your use case.
Run end-to-end tests and monitor integrations in production.
Answer 1: In most cases you can connect using no-code tools or the platform’s built-in connectors. This makes setup accessible to marketers and admins. Paragraph 2: Start with a starter template to map essential fields such as title, slug, and author, then validate with a test run.
Answer 2: For basic syncing, begin with observing if a post exists by slug using the slug-check endpoint, then sync core fields like title, summary, and categories. Paragraph 2: Create a simple workflow that publishes posts to Humanitix campaigns as a first pass.
Answer 3: Use secure credential storage, rotate keys every 90 days, and limit scopes to the minimum required. Enable IP allowlists if available. Paragraph 2: Prefer OAuth or token-based authentication with short-lived tokens.
Answer 4: Yes. Use sandbox/test environments to validate changes before going live. Paragraph 2: Run parallel tests to ensure no data loss or duplication occurs during rollout.
Answer 5: You can sync blog post metadata, categories, authors, and publishing status. Paragraph 2: Attach related event data from Humanitix to posts to enrich campaigns.
Answer 6: Monitor via dashboards, set alert rules for failed calls, and use retry policies. Paragraph 2: Check API rate limits and implement exponential backoff.
Answer 7: Yes. We provide templates, sample payloads, and step-by-step guides to accelerate setup. Paragraph 2: Access code samples in the developer portal.
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