GHL authenticates API calls with tokens and requires the scope emails/builder.readonly to read content and schedule emails.
MyCase uses a secure API key or OAuth flow. Ensure the connection includes scope: emails/builder.readonly as applicable and aligns with user permissions in MyCase.
– GET emails/builder (read templates)\n- POST emails/builder (create templates)\n- POST /emails/builder/data (import data)\n- DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId (remove templates)\n- GET emails/schedule (read schedules)\n- GET blogs/categories (list categories)\n- GET blogs/authors (list authors)\n- POST /blogs/posts (create post)\n- PUT /blogs/posts/:postId (update post)\n- GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists (check slug)\n- GET /blogs/posts (list posts)\n- GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists (duplicate check)\n- GET /blogs/post (deprecated usage)\n- GET /blogs/authors (author details)\n- GET /blogs/categories (category details)
Trigger: New blog post is published in Blogs API.
Actions: Create or update email templates, send post highlights to subscribers, and track engagement.
Key methods: GET emails/builder, POST /blogs/posts, POST /emails/builder/data
Key fields: templateId, locationId, postId, slug
Trigger: A new blog post is created in Blogs API.
Actions: Publish post, update slug, push to MyCase readers.
Methods: POST /blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
Fields: postId, slug, title, content
Trigger: New author or category update in Blogs API.
Actions: Sync authors and categories to MyCase, refresh author bios and category tags.
Methods: GET /blogs/authors, GET /blogs/categories, GET /blogs/posts
Fields: authorId, categoryId, name, slug
Automate blogging workflows without writing code—set up triggers, actions, and mappings in minutes.
Real-time data sync eliminates manual data entry and reduces errors across teams.
Unified analytics across emails and blog content helps measure impact from a single dashboard.
Learn the core terms used throughout this guide: endpoints, triggers, actions, and mappings.
Application Programming Interface that lets two systems communicate.
An event or condition that starts an automation.
A URL path that performs a specific function in an API.
How a system verifies identity to access an API.
Set up a trigger to push new posts to the email builder and distribute to client lists.
Automatically pull author bios and display with posts in MyCase newsletters.
Notify teams when new categories or posts align with topics.
Obtain OAuth tokens and set the scope to read-only access for emails/builders as needed.
Choose endpoints such as emails/builder and blogs/posts, then map triggers to MyCase workflows.
Run tests, validate data flows, and deploy to production with monitoring.
The Blogs API lets you fetch and publish blog content, manage authors and categories, and trigger email campaigns from the MyCase environment. Use it to automate blog-driven emails and newsletters without manual data entry. This enables cohesive content and communication workflows across platforms.\nTogether with MyCase, you can build end-to-end experiences where blog activity informs client communications and internal alerts.
Authentication can use OAuth tokens or API keys, with scopes that include read/write permissions for emails and blog data. Ensure your connection requests include the required scope (e.g., emails/builder.readonly) and that tokens are securely stored. Regularly rotate credentials and follow best practices for secure API access.\nIf your team uses the Zapier App Connector, leverage its built-in authentication workflows to simplify token refreshes and secure storage.
Start with read-only endpoints to explore how data flows between Blogs API and MyCase. Typical starter endpoints include GET emails/builder to inspect templates, GET blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to validate slugs, and GET blogs/authors to understand available author data. Then expand to create or update posts and templates as you validate end-to-end flows.\nDocument mappings between API fields and MyCase fields to ensure consistent data across systems.
No heavy coding is required: many integrations are achievable via the GHL App Connector and pre-built actions. You can configure triggers, actions, and data mappings through the UI. For more complex logic, lightweight scripting or step-by-step workflow rules can be added, but you can accomplish most use cases with no-code configurations.\nIf custom logic is needed, prefer small, well-documented steps and test in a staging environment before production.
Test the connection by authenticating, pulling a sample template with GET emails/builder, and triggering a basic workflow that creates a blog post via POST /blogs/posts. Verify that data arrives in MyCase and that emails or notifications are sent as expected. Use sandbox or test endpoints when available to avoid impacting real data.\nReview logs and set up alerting for failures or rate-limit warnings.
Yes. You can map authors and categories by importing BLOGS endpoints like GET blogs/authors and GET blogs/categories, then syncing those fields into MyCase profiles and taxonomies. This enables author bios and category tags to appear in client communications and dashboards.\nRegular synchronization keeps data fresh and ensures accuracy across both systems.
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