Authenticate using OAuth 2.0 credentials issued for the Blogs API. After you approve the connection, GHL issues an access token used to call endpoints such as GET /blogs/posts and POST /blogs/posts. Keep tokens secure and refresh as needed.
Authenticate Sage Intacct within the GHL integration using its API credentials or a connected app. Use the appropriate read/write permissions to support creating and updating blog content and metadata.
Key Blog Endpoints: – GET /blogs/posts (list posts) – POST /blogs/posts (create post) – PUT /blogs/posts/:postId (update post) – GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists (check slug) – GET /blogs/categories (list categories) – GET /blogs/authors (list authors) This page focuses on the endpoints most used to publish and manage blogs from Sage Intacct.
Trigger: when a new blog draft is created in Sage Intacct.
Action: create a new blog post in Blogs API with title, excerpt, and content pulled from the Sage Intacct draft.
POST /blogs/posts
title, content, excerpt, slug, status
Trigger: updates to author or category in Sage Intacct.
Action: fetch latest authors and categories from Blogs API and map to Sage Intacct references.
GET /blogs/authors and GET /blogs/categories
authorId, authorName, categoryId, categoryName
Trigger: scheduled daily run.
Action: update existing blog posts with new content or metadata from Sage Intacct.
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
postId, lastUpdated, content, metadata
No coding required—use visual builders to map fields and triggers.
Faster go-live and easier maintenance with centralized tooling.
Consistent data across systems and streamlined publication workflows.
Common elements and processes you’ll encounter when connecting Blogs API with Sage Intacct include endpoints, authentication, data mapping, and error handling.
A defined URL and HTTP method that performs a specific action in an API.
A URL-friendly identifier derived from a post title used to construct a readable web address.
A mechanism for delivering real-time notifications from an API when a specific event occurs.
The methods and credentials used to verify identity when accessing an API.
Turn Sage Intacct draft records into ready-to-publish blog posts in Blogs API with one click, reducing manual work and ensuring consistency across channels.
Map Sage Intacct authors and categories to blog post metadata to keep posts organized and searchable.
Set up periodic reviews of blog content to pull updates from Sage Intacct and push them to Blogs API.
In GHL, create an OAuth client for Blogs API and Sage Intacct, then authorize the app pairing to establish trust between systems.
Choose the blog-related endpoints (posts, categories, authors) and map Sage Intacct fields to Blog fields (title, content, slug, authorId).
Run tests to ensure data flows correctly, deploy to production, and set up error notifications.
The Blogs API integration with Sage Intacct enables automated blog publishing and metadata synchronization. It lets you convert Sage Intacct drafts into blog posts, and align authors and categories across systems. This reduces manual effort and keeps content consistent. Two paragraphs describe the high-level advantages and practical outcomes of the integration.
Yes. The setup supports publishing to the primary blog and can be extended to additional channels by mapping endpoints accordingly. Two paragraphs explain multi-channel publishing scenarios, including coordination of slugs and post status across platforms.
No heavy coding is required. The integration uses no-code/low-code builders to map fields, set triggers, and configure actions. The second paragraph covers when code might be necessary for custom transformations or complex validations.
Triggers can be configured to push updates from Sage Intacct to Blogs API on drafts, status changes, or scheduled events. The second paragraph details example trigger conditions and how to test them.
Common synced data include post title, content, excerpt, slug, author, and categories. Additional metadata can be synchronized as available by field mappings. The second paragraph describes data quality checks and handling missing fields.
Authentication uses OAuth 2.0 with tokens for API access and a secure connection between Sage Intacct and GHL. The second paragraph covers best practices for secret management and token refresh.
If an endpoint returns an error, check the request payload, mapping correctness, and endpoint status. The second paragraph suggests common fixes and how to regain a healthy connection quickly.
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