To use the Blogs API with Speechnotes you must authenticate requests. Obtain an API key or OAuth credentials from the Blogs API developer console and attach them to your integration.
Speechnotes will securely pass your content to the Blogs API after you authorize the connection. Store credentials safely and rotate them as recommended by the platform.
Utilize endpoints such as GET emails/builder and POST /emails/builder to handle email drafts, and POST /blogs/posts or PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to create or update blog posts. You can also check slug availability with GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, fetch categories with GET /blogs/categories, and list authors with GET /blogs/authors.
Trigger when a new speech note is saved in Speechnotes and ready to publish
Actions include publish post via POST /blogs/posts, set author and category, and optionally notify your team
POST /blogs/posts
Required fields title, content, slug and tags
Trigger when a new email arrives via emails/builder
Actions include create blog post, assign category, and update slug
POST /blogs/posts
Title, body, excerpt, slug, category
Trigger: manual or scheduled sync
Actions: create or update multiple posts, publish or queue for review
POST /blogs/posts
Title, body, status, date, author
Build powerful automations without writing code
Keep data flowing between Speechnotes and Blogs API with minimal setup
Scale publishing with repeatable templates and workflows
This glossary covers API endpoints authentication posts slugs and how they work together in the Speechnotes to Blogs API flow
A specific URL path used to perform a defined action in an API
A URL friendly identifier for a blog post used in routing and SEO
The process of proving identity to access an API usually via API key or OAuth
A user defined callback URL that gets notified when events occur in an app
Automatically draft posts from speech notes captured in Speechnotes using the Blogs API
Create weekly roundups by pulling key points from speeches and notes in Speechnotes and publish them via the Blogs API
Automatically update post status in Blogs API after editor review in Speechnotes
Obtain your Blogs API key or OAuth credentials from the developer console and prepare the app
Connect using the Zapier App Connector, map endpoints and fields to your note formats
Run tests verify content flows and then go live with the connection
No coding is required. You can connect Speechnotes to the Blogs API using a no code connector which maps your speech notes to blog posts. The setup centers on authenticating with the Blogs API and configuring triggers and actions in a visual builder.
To publish from a speech note, use endpoints like POST /blogs/posts to create the post and PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update it. Map fields such as title, body, slug, and category in the connector. You can also verify slug availability with GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to avoid duplicates.
Yes, you can automate post status updates after editor approval. Trigger from Speechnotes and call PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to change the status or update metadata. This keeps your content lifecycle smooth and auditable.
Supported authentication methods include API keys and OAuth. Choose the method that fits your security posture, then rotate credentials regularly and store them securely in your integration vault.
Slug handling should produce unique, readable identifiers. If a slug exists, update it or use a slug generation rule in your connector. You can also preflight checks with GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists before creating a post.
There is no hard code limit for posts via this integration, but you should watch API rate limits and plan quotas. If you publish at scale, consider batching and scheduling to stay within limits.
API credentials are found in the Blogs API developer console under your app credentials. Webhooks are configured in the same console to receive event updates and can be wired into Speechnotes actions for alerting and automation.
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