Use OAuth 2.0 credentials issued for the Blogs API. Generate a client ID and secret in your GHL developer console, then exchange them for access tokens to authorize requests to the endpoints listed below.
Store your ManyReach credentials securely and rotate tokens regularly. When you authorize, present the access token from the Blogs API to act on behalf of ManyReach.
Endoints include: – GET emails/builder (list email builders) – POST emails/builder (create or update email builders) – POST /emails/builder/data (add data to an email template) – DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId (remove a template) – emails/schedule.readonly (read-only access to email schedules) – GET emails/schedule (fetch schedule details) – blogs/post.write (create blog posts) – POST /blogs/posts (publish new posts) – blogs/post-update.write (update posts) – PUT /blogs/posts/:postId (modify a post) – blogs/check-slug.readonly (verify slug availability) – GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists (check if slug exists) – blogs/category.readonly (read categories) – GET /blogs/categories (list categories) – blogs/author.readonly (read authors) – GET /blogs/authors (fetch authors)
Trigger: A new blog post is published in Blogs API
Actions: Create or update the corresponding email template in Emails Builder, then enqueue a send as part of the workflow
Method Path: POST /blogs/posts and GET emails/builder
Key Fields: postId, templateId, locationId
Trigger: When a blog post is updated in Blogs API
Actions: Update the related email template and push a revised post excerpt to subscribers
Method Path: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId and POST /blogs/post-update.write
Key Fields: postId, updateId, templateId
Trigger: A post slug changes in Blogs API
Actions: Update links in newsletters and refresh SEO-friendly URLs in ManyReach
Method Path: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId and GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
Key Fields: postId, slug
Leverage drag-and-drop workflows to automate blog-driven campaigns without coding.
Real-time content updates across emails as soon as posts go live.
Centralized control and faster onboarding for teams.
Core terms explained to help you implement the integration quickly.
A specific URL and method for performing a defined action in an API.
A user-defined HTTP callback, triggered by events.
Authorization framework enabling access tokens with scopes.
A URL-friendly version of a post title used in links.
Set up a workflow that sends new post highlights to new subscribers as soon as a post goes live.
Aggregate recent posts into a weekly digest in the Email Builder and automatically send to subscribers.
Notify teams or subscribers when a post is updated with a quick summary and link.
Obtain OAuth tokens from GHL and securely store them in ManyReach.
Connect the necessary endpoints (blogs and emails) in the ManyReach workflow builder.
Run a test flow to verify data flow from Blogs API to Emails Builder and adjust mappings.
No heavy coding is required. The no-code workflow builder lets you drag triggers and actions to connect Blogs API with ManyReach. If you need custom logic, you can insert webhooks or conditional paths. You can always extend with small scripts if needed. Additionally, you can leverage prebuilt templates to accelerate setup and ensure data mappings align with your campaigns.
For a basic integration, start with the core endpoints: GET /blogs/authors, GET /blogs/categories, POST /blogs/posts, and GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists. Pair these with GET emails/builder and POST /emails/builder to connect post content with email templates. As you scale, add endpoints like POST /blogs/posts and POST /emails/builder/data to enrich emails with live blog data.
Store all credentials in a secure vault and rotate tokens regularly. Use environment variables and role-based access to limit permissions. Enable audit logs to track credential usage and access. Always follow your organization’s security policy for API keys and secrets and avoid embedding them directly in workflows.
Yes. Use a sandbox or test environment to verify flows before going live. In ManyReach, enable a test mode, mock data, and dummy subscribers. The integration should not send real emails to real recipients during testing. After testing, disable test mode and re-run the workflow with live data to confirm everything works as expected.
You can run real-time sync or scheduled digests. Webhooks can push new posts instantly, while a digest can be scheduled (e.g., daily or weekly). Choose the approach that matches your marketing cadence and data volume. If urgency matters, implement a real-time trigger for high-priority posts and a daily digest for regular content.
If a post is deleted in Blogs API, you can configure the workflow to remove or stop sending that post to subscribers. You might also retain the post’s metadata for historical reporting and mark the item as inactive in the Emails Builder. Plan a fallback path to avoid broken links in newsletters and ensure subscribers aren’t directed to missing content.
Debugging logs are available in the ManyReach integration panel and the Blogs API connector. Enable verbose logging if needed and filter logs by endpoint or postId. You can replay flows in a test environment to isolate issues and confirm fixes before publishing.
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