To authorize Blogs API within GHL, generate an API key or OAuth token from the Blogs API, then configure the token in the GHL connection settings with the required access scope.
PagerDuty authentication is handled via an API token or OAuth app. Grant the GHL integration the minimum required scopes to post incidents and fetch content details.
1) GET emails/builder — read email templates used for notifications. 2) POST emails/builder — create or update email templates. 3) POST /emails/builder/data — attach data to email templates. 4) DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId — remove a template. 5) emails/schedule.readonly — view notification schedules. 6) GET emails/schedule — fetch schedules. 7) blogs/post.write — write a new blog post. 8) POST /blogs/posts — publish a new blog post. 9) blogs/post-update.write — update an existing post. 10) PUT /blogs/posts/:postId — replace a post. 11) blogs/check-slug.readonly — validate a slug. 12) GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists — check if slug exists. 13) blogs/category.readonly — read blog categories. 14) GET /blogs/categories — list blog categories. 15) blogs/author.readonly — read authors. 16) GET /blogs/authors — fetch authors.
Trigger when a new blog post is created via Blogs API POST /blogs/posts.
Create or update a PagerDuty incident or notification tied to the new post.
Use POST /blogs/posts to publish and GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to ensure slug uniqueness.
title, content, slug, authorId, categoryId, status
Trigger when a post is updated via PUT /blogs/posts/:postId.
Notify PagerDuty with updated incident details or status.
Use PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update; optionally fetch with GET /blogs/posts to confirm.
postId, title, slug, updatedAt
Detect a new author via blogs/authors or author changes.
Send an onboarding notification to PagerDuty for the on‑call team.
Use GET /blogs/authors and GET /blogs/categories to enrich context.
authorId, name, email, bio
Automate alerts for new or updated blog content to on call teams without writing code.
Keep incident response aligned with content events, reducing delays.
No‑code mapping and testing speeds up onboarding and go live.
A quick glossary of terms and the data flow you will map between Blogs API and PagerDuty during setup.
An application programming interface that lets two apps talk to each other.
A real time notification mechanism that informs another system when an event occurs.
A specific URL path exposed by an API to perform actions or fetch data.
A URL friendly identifier used in blog post URLs.
Automatically create a PagerDuty incident or notification when a new post is published in Blogs API.
Send updates to on‑call channels when a post is updated.
Alert teams when a new author is added to Blogs API so content governance remains tight.
Create a secure connection by granting GHL access to PagerDuty using OAuth or an API token.
Select endpoints provided by Blogs API (posts, authors, categories) and map fields to PagerDuty incidents.
Run tests, verify end to end triggers, and then enable live mode.
The Blogs API exposes endpoints to read and manage blog posts, authors, categories, and related data. In this GHL to PagerDuty integration, you can trigger alerts based on these blog events such as new posts or updates. You can also map author changes to notifications for the right on call teams. The goal is to turn content events into timely incident or notification workflows without writing code.
No code is required thanks to GHL connectors and the visual mapping UI. You will configure the Blogs API endpoints and map fields to PagerDuty actions directly in the integration setup. If you have more complex needs, you can still adjust mappings and triggers within the same no code workflow.
You can trigger PagerDuty incidents, send on call notifications, or update existing incidents in response to blog events. For example, a new post can create an incident or notification to alert the content team, while a post update can update the incident status.
Use the built in test triggers in GHL to simulate blog events and verify PagerDuty receives the alerts. Check the PagerDuty dashboard for incidents and review the integration logs in GHL to confirm delivery.
A basic setup requires endpoints for creating posts and slug validation. You can add authors and categories later for richer data mapping.
Yes. The Blogs API provides endpoints to fetch authors and categories. You can use blogs/author.readonly and GET /blogs/categories to populate mappings and enrich PagerDuty alerts.
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