Use your GHL API credentials to securely authorize requests. Choose between API keys or OAuth based on your setup, and store tokens in a secure vault. Follow best practices for rotating credentials and restricting scopes to what you need.
Authorize requests to QRTIGER QR Code with your app token. Ensure the token has the required scopes for blog linking and QR code generation, and renew it before expiry to avoid interruptions.
Key endpoints used in this integration include: GET emails/builder, POST /blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, GET /blogs/categories, GET /blogs/authors, POST /blogs/posts, GET /emails/builder, POST /emails/builder/data, GET emails/schedule, and related read/write operations for emails and blogs. These allow creating and updating blog posts, generating or attaching QR codes, validating slugs, and routing content between QRTIGER QR Code and Blogs API as part of automation workflows.
Trigger: A new blog post is published in Blogs API. This initiates the workflow to generate or attach a QR code via QRTIGER QR Code.
Action: Create or update a QR code in QRTIGER QR Code that links to the new post. Store the QR code URL back with the blog post record for easy access. This enables readers to scan the code and navigate to the post instantly.
POST /blogs/posts
Fields mapped: title, summary, postId, slug, category, author, qrCodeUrl, publishDate
Trigger: A QR code is scanned in QRTIGER QR Code, generating a data payload for a blog draft.
Action: Use the payload to create a new blog draft in Blogs API and assign an initial QR code if needed. This supports offline campaigns and rapid content iteration.
POST /blogs/posts
Fields mapped: draftTitle, draftContent, sourceQRCodeId, author, category
Trigger: A blog post is updated in Blogs API (e.g., title, content, or slug changes).
Action: Update the corresponding QR code data in QRTIGER QR Code so the link or metadata reflects the latest post information. This ensures readers always navigate to the current content.
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Fields: postId, title, slug, qrCodeUrl, lastUpdated
Automate QR code generation and blog updates without writing code. Use visual builders to connect QRTIGER QR Code with Blogs API actions and triggers.
Leverage no-code workflows to map data between apps and choreograph multi-step processes with minimal setup.
Reduce manual data entry and maintain branding consistency across posts and QR codes with centralized automation rules.
A quick glossary of terms used in this guide to help you understand the integration between GHL, QRTIGER QR Code, and the Blogs API.
An Application Programming Interface that allows software components to communicate and exchange data.
A machine-readable code that encodes a URL or data payload, often used to link readers to online resources.
The platform’s API ecosystem for automations, campaigns, and data objects within the GHL system.
A URL-friendly version of a string used to identify resources, typically in blog post URLs.
Place a QR code at the end of each blog post linking to related resources or a newsletter signup to boost engagement and data capture.
Scan a QR code on offline materials to automatically generate or update a blog post draft, keeping your content pipeline flowing.
Track QR code scans in GHL reports to measure engagement, then tailor content strategies based on real-time data.
Obtain API credentials for both apps and set proper scopes. Store credentials securely and test authentication flows in a safe sandbox.
Define how blog data maps to QR code data, configure endpoints for creating and updating posts, and ensure slug validation is in place.
Run end-to-end tests for triggers and actions, verify data integrity, and move the integration into production with monitoring in place.
You can use a combination of endpoints such as GET emails/builder to access templates, POST /blogs/posts to create new posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update, and GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to verify slugs. These endpoints allow you to automate post creation, updates, and slug validation as part of your workflow. The ENDPOINTLIST token will enumerate more endpoints and show how to chain triggers and actions for a smooth integration.
Authenticate with GHL using API keys or OAuth tokens and keep credentials in a secure vault. For QRTIGER QR Code, generate and manage an app token with the necessary scopes for blog linking and QR code generation. Regularly rotate tokens and enforce least-privilege access to minimize risk.
Yes. No-code tools and the Zapier App Connector allow you to set up triggers and actions between Blogs API and QRTIGER QR Code without writing code. Use visual builders to map fields, configure endpoints, and test flows before going live.
Common mappings include title, slug, content, author, category, and qrCodeUrl from Blogs API to the corresponding QR code data in QRTIGER. Ensure postId, publishDate, and lastUpdated fields are included to keep records in sync across apps.
Test end-to-end by creating a new post and verifying that a QR code is generated or updated accordingly. Use sandbox environments, check logs for triggers, and confirm that the QR code URL resolves to the correct post. Validate slug existence and post updates during testing as well.
Rate limits depend on the plan for each API. Plan for bursts around new posts or campaigns, implement exponential backoff, and monitor usage via dashboards. If limits are approached, throttle requests or queue actions to maintain reliability.
If you encounter errors, start with verifying authentication tokens and scopes, then check endpoint paths and payload formats. Review mapping rules, inspect webhooks or zapier logs, and consult the endpoint help docs for any recent changes. Reproduce the issue in a sandbox and apply fixes before production.
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