Use a secure API key with the scope emails/builder.readonly to access builder resources.
Configure Parseur to securely store your GHL credentials and connect to the Blogs API.
Available endpoints:\n- GET emails/builder\n- GET emails/builder.write\n- POST emails/builder\n- POST /emails/builder/data\n- DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId\n- GET emails/schedule.readonly\n- GET emails/schedule\n- POST /blogs/posts\n- PUT /blogs/posts/:postId\n- POST blogs/post-update.write\n- GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists\n- GET /blogs/categories\n- GET /blogs/authors\n- GET blogs/author.readonly\n- GET blogs/category.readonly\n- GET /blogs/posts
Trigger: when a workflow requires current builder templates to map fields in Parseur.
Actions: fetch builder templates and sync template metadata with Parseur fields.
GET /emails/builder
Key fields: templateId, locationId, name
Trigger: adding or updating a blog post template in Parseur.
Actions: create or modify template content and subject lines.
POST /emails/builder
Fields: templateId, content, subject, fromName
Trigger: enrich builder with parsed blog data.
Actions: submit data payloads like title, excerpt, author, and slug.
POST /emails/builder/data
Fields: locationId, dataPayload
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Secure, scalable authentication and data transfer.
Faster setup with plug-and-play endpoints and templates.
Key elements include endpoints, authentication, triggers, actions, and payloads used to connect Blogs API with Parseur.
A specific URL that performs a defined action in the GHL API (e.g., GET /emails/builder).
The method used to authorize and verify requests, such as API keys or OAuth tokens.
An event that starts a workflow or a data sync between systems.
The data sent with API requests or responses, typically in JSON.
Use Parseur to extract blog content from documents and push to Blogs API to publish posts.
Automatically create or update drafts in Blogs API as soon as Parseur captures source material.
Leverage endpoints to fill slug, categories, and author fields.
Obtain API key or OAuth credentials from GHL and enter them into Parseur.
Ensure scope is emails/builder.readonly for read access to builder data.
Run a test connection and verify data flow between Parseur and Blogs API.
GET retrieves existing email builder templates; it is used to view current templates and their settings. POST creates or updates templates, allowing you to push new content or modify existing ones. In practice, start with GET to inventory templates, then use POST to add or adjust templates as needed. For a smooth workflow, map template fields in Parseur to the correct API fields so the data lines up automatically when you publish posts.
No. You can start with a minimal set of endpoints (e.g., GET emails/builder and POST /blogs/posts) and expand as your automation grows. The integration tolerates partial connectivity while you validate data mappings. Begin with read access to templates and basic post creation to confirm the data flow before enabling additional endpoints.
The primary scope required is emails/builder.readonly to read template data. If you plan to create or modify templates, you may also need broader write scopes. Always apply the principle of least privilege to minimize risk. If you need to update templates programmatically, request elevated scopes only for the subset of endpoints you use.
Security relies on standard API authentication methods (keys or OAuth) and careful credential handling inside Parseur. Store keys securely, rotate credentials regularly, and use HTTPS for all requests. Enable logging to monitor requests and responses, which helps detect anomalies quickly.
Yes. Use a sandbox or test account where available, and simulate common flows such as template retrieval and post creation. This helps validate mappings and error handling without affecting live content. Review error responses to adjust data payloads and field mappings accordingly.
API credentials are found in your GHL developer console or API access settings. Create an application, generate an API key or OAuth credentials, then securely input them into Parseur’s integration setup. Keep credentials confidential and avoid embedding them in public documents or logs.
Common issues include missing scopes, invalid endpoints, or mismatched payload fields. Verify your credentials, confirm the endpoint path, and double-check field mappings between Parseur and the Blogs API. Enable detailed error logging to identify where the failure occurs. If errors persist, consult the endpoint documentation to ensure the required parameters and formats are correctly provided.
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