Access to the Blogs API is controlled via API keys or OAuth tokens. Store credentials securely, rotate keys periodically, and scope access to the minimum required permissions.
Authenticate using your Salesmsg API credentials. Use API keys or OAuth tokens as provided in your account settings, and never expose secrets in client code.
GET emails/builder — Retrieve email templates in the builder. PUT emails/builder — Update an existing email template. POST emails/builder — Create a new email template. POST /emails/builder/data — Import or update email builder data. DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId — Delete an email template. emails/schedule.readonly — Read-only access to email scheduling. GET emails/schedule — Retrieve email schedules. blogs/post.write — Create or update blog posts. POST /blogs/posts — Create a new blog post. blogs/post-update.write — Update a blog post. PUT /blogs/posts/:postId — Update a blog post by ID. blogs/check-slug.readonly — Check slug availability. GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists — Check if a slug exists. blogs/category.readonly — Read blog categories. GET /blogs/categories — List blog categories. blogs/author.readonly — Read author data. GET /blogs/authors — List authors.
Trigger: when a new email template is created in the builder, automatically draft a corresponding blog post.
Actions: populate blog post fields from the template, generate a slug, and link to the associated email campaign.
Methods and paths used: GET /emails/builder and POST /blogs/posts
Key fields: templateId, postId, slug, campaignId
Trigger: updating a blog post pushes updates to corresponding email campaigns or notification templates.
Actions: sync post changes to blog data fields used in campaigns (title, slug, content).
Methods: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, POST /blogs/posts
Key fields: postId, slug, title, campaignId
Trigger: updates to authors or categories refresh related blog data used in email segments.
Actions: map authorId and categoryId to posts and update metadata in both systems.
Methods: GET /blogs/authors, GET /blogs/categories
Key fields: authorId, categoryId, postId
Automate blog-to-email workflows without writing a line of code.
Launch campaigns and publish blog updates across channels with drag-and-drop simplicity.
Keep data in sync between blog content and email campaigns for accurate analytics.
Elements and processes: endpoints, triggers, actions, data fields, and authentication flows.
A URL path plus an HTTP method that performs a specific action in an API.
A URL-friendly identifier derived from a resource title, used in URLs to locate the resource.
Process of verifying identity to access the API, typically via API keys or OAuth tokens.
A callback URL that receives real-time events from the API for automation.
Set up a trigger so every new blog post draft automatically launches a corresponding email sequence.
Reuse blog content for social posts or newsletters through the integrator.
Assign posts to authors and auto-create author-specific email segments.
Generate API keys or OAuth tokens from both platforms and test connectivity.
Define which blog and email fields map between systems (title, slug, content, etc.)
Create workflows that trigger on blog events to drive email campaigns and updates.
You can connect these tools without writing code by using the built-in mappings and triggers available in the platform interfaces. The no-code approach lets you set up workflows through UI builders and predefined actions. If you ever need more customization, you can extend with API calls as needed. Both sides offer extensive documentation on data fields and available triggers to help you design effective automation.
The APIs support API keys and OAuth tokens for authentication. Start with generating a key in each platform’s developer settings, then apply those credentials to your integration setup. Rotate credentials regularly and keep secrets secure.
Endpoints for blog posts include creating posts, updating posts, checking slug availability, and listing categories and authors. You can also fetch posts by slug or ID to drive other automations. See the endpoint list above for exact paths and methods.
Use the slug existence check endpoint to verify whether a slug is already in use. This helps prevent duplicate URLs when publishing new blog posts. If the slug exists, you can adjust the title or slug to generate a unique URL.
Yes. You can map authors and categories from Blog endpoints to corresponding fields in email campaigns. This enables author-based segmentation and category-targeted messaging without custom coding.
Most endpoints are writable (create, update, delete) where appropriate. Some endpoints are read-only by design (e.g., certain lookups or lists). Check each endpoint’s description in the list for exact permissions.
Endpoint updates are published in the platform documentation or release notes. To stay current, subscribe to updates or check the integration docs section periodically for changes and new endpoints.
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