To authorize the integration, use your Blogs API credentials with the required scope emails/builder.readonly. This ensures read access to email templates and builder data, allowing Moneybird to retrieve and display content in your workflows.
Authorize Moneybird to access the Blogs API by providing a secure API key or OAuth token. Maintain least-privilege access and refresh tokens regularly to keep the connection secure.
Endpoint1 GET emails/builder – fetch email templates for campaigns Endpoint2 GET emails/builder.write – list templates with write context Endpoint3 POST emails/builder – create a new email template Endpoint4 POST /emails/builder/data – attach data to templates Endpoint5 DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId – remove a template Endpoint6 emails/schedule.readonly – read schedules Endpoint7 GET emails/schedule – view schedule data Endpoint8 blogs/post.write – create blog posts Endpoint9 POST /blogs/posts – publish new posts Endpoint10 blogs/post-update.write – update posts Endpoint11 PUT /blogs/posts/:postId – modify a post Endpoint12 blogs/check-slug.readonly – check slug availability Endpoint13 GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists – verify slug existence Endpoint14 blogs/category.readonly – read categories Endpoint15 GET /blogs/categories – list categories Endpoint16 blogs/author.readonly – read authors Endpoint17 GET /blogs/authors – list authors
Trigger: When a Moneybird workflow requires a ready-to-use email template, pull from the emails/builder collection to populate campaigns automatically.
Actions: fetch template with GET emails/builder, personalize fields, store in Moneybird for quick access, then trigger scheduling via emails/schedule.
Method path example: GET emails/builder to retrieve a template, then POST emails/builder/data to attach data as needed.
Key fields: locationId, templateId, templateName, content, and data payload for dynamic fields.
Trigger: New post drafted in Moneybird should be published via blogs/posts endpoints.
Actions: POST /blogs/posts to create, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update, and ensure slug checks via /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists.
Method path examples: POST /blogs/posts; PUT /blogs/posts/:postId; GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
Key fields: postId, slug, title, content, categories, author.
Trigger: Schedule entries from blogs to be published alongside email campaigns.
Actions: use blogs/category.readonly, blogs/categories, and blogs/authors to enrich posts and align with campaigns.
Method path examples: GET /blogs/categories; GET /blogs/authors; GET /emails/schedule
Key fields: categoryIds, authorId, scheduleId, publishDate.
Benefit: Build sophisticated content workflows without writing code — everything from templates to posts can be automated via endpoints.
Benefit: Faster go-to-market with templated emails and blog posts that pull Moneybird data for personalized content.
Benefit: Centralized visibility into campaigns, posts, and schedules across both systems for accurate reporting.
Key elements include endpoints, templates, posts, schedules, and authors. Processes cover authentication, data mapping, and workflow automation.
API: A set of protocols enabling two software systems to communicate and exchange data securely.
Slug: a URL-friendly version of a post title used in the blog URL.
Endpoint: a specific URL path a client requests to perform an action or retrieve data.
Webhook: a callback URL that receives real-time event notifications from an API.
Pull client data from Moneybird and generate personalized email templates in Blogs API for targeted campaigns.
Publish blog posts when new invoices are created or paid in Moneybird to share timely updates.
Use Moneybird data to tag blog categories and automatically route content to the right audience.
Obtain credentials for both systems and configure scoped access for the integration.
Define how Moneybird data maps to email templates and blog posts; pick endpoints like GET /emails/builder and POST /blogs/posts.
Set up schedules, triggers, and monitoring dashboards to ensure content flows smoothly between systems.
The Blogs API acts as a bridge to manage email templates and blog content within your automation workflows. When connected to Moneybird, you can pull client data and invoices to tailor communications. This integration supports templates, schedules, and posts to streamline marketing and reporting. \nYou can start by validating credentials and selecting the emails/builder scope to read existing templates.
Key endpoints for templates and content include GET emails/builder, POST emails/builder, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, and POST /blogs/posts. These allow you to fetch, create, verify slug uniqueness, and publish posts. Use blogs/categories and blogs/authors to enrich content with taxonomy and author data.
Webhooks provide real-time event notifications so Moneybird can react to content changes. If you don’t need real-time updates, polling endpoints like GET emails/builder and GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists can suffice for periodic syncing.
Security best practices include using OAuth or API keys with restricted scopes, rotating credentials regularly, and logging access. Use the least privileged scopes required for your workflows and store credentials securely.
Yes. You can schedule emails and blog posts using the blogs/schedule endpoints and by setting publish times in Moneybird workflows. This helps ensure timely communications aligned with business events.
Map fields like post title, content, slug, category, and author from Moneybird to the corresponding blog post fields. Use template data bindings in GET /emails/builder and POST /blogs/posts to keep content consistent.
API credentials should be stored securely and rotated regularly. Start with a two-factor authenticated account, then rotate keys every 90–180 days and after any suspected breach. Update your applications with the new tokens promptly.
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