Use API keys or OAuth credentials provided by the Blogs API to securely authenticate from Streamtime.
Use OAuth2 or token-based authentication required by Streamtime to securely receive data from Blogs API.
GET emails/builder; POST /emails/builder/data; GET emails/schedule; POST /blogs/posts; GET /blogs/posts; PUT /blogs/posts/:postId; GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists; GET /blogs/categories; GET /blogs/authors
Trigger: A new blog post is published in the Blogs API (via GET /blogs/posts or webhook if available).
Actions: Create or update a Streamtime task with the post title, slug, author, and publish date.
Method path: POST /blogs/posts for publishing, plus GET /blogs/posts to fetch new items.
Key fields: title, slug, postId, date_published, author_name, excerpt.
Trigger: A new author is added or updated in the Blogs API (GET /blogs/authors).
Actions: Update or create an author profile in Streamtime with name and bio.
Method path: GET /blogs/authors
Key fields: authorId, name, bio, profile_url.
Trigger: New email draft or data available in Blogs API (GET emails/builder).
Actions: Create a note or send an email task in Streamtime linked to the blog event.
Method path: GET emails/builder and POST /emails/builder/data
Key fields: email_id, templateId, locationId, status.
Automate repetitive updates without writing code via the Zapier App Connector.
Centralize content workflows by syncing posts, schedules, and authors.
Trigger real-time notifications and tasks in Streamtime as soon as new content is available.
Common elements and processes you’ll encounter when building a GHL to Streamtime workflow.
An Application Programming Interface that enables software components to communicate.
A lightweight HTTP callback used to notify your app about events.
An open standard for access delegation used for secure API authentication.
A URL-friendly string used to identify a blog post.
Turn every published blog post into a Streamtime task with due dates and assignees.
Keep author bios in sync between Blogs API and Streamtime profiles.
Attach a note in Streamtime when a post is published to help teams stay aligned.
Obtain your API credentials for the Blogs API and authorize Streamtime to access data.
Select the endpoints you’ll use and align Blog post fields to Streamtime fields.
Run a test to verify data flow and switch on the Zapier App Connector.
No coding is required. The Zapier App Connector lets you connect Blogs API to Streamtime with triggers and actions. Use the built-in test feature to validate data and then refine field mappings to fit your workflow.
Yes. Endpoints like GET /blogs/posts, POST /blogs/posts, GET /blogs/categories help you fetch, create, and organize content. Map the returned fields to Streamtime fields (title, date, author) and test the flow using a sample post.
Use API keys or OAuth credentials from both systems and store them securely in Zapier’s vault or your chosen secret manager. Rotate credentials regularly and minimize scope to only what is needed for the workflow.
Yes, you can map custom fields between Blogs API and Streamtime. Create corresponding fields in Streamtime (like post_type, category) and include in mappings.
Use Zapier’s test mode and sample data to verify triggers and actions. Run a live test with a small dataset before enabling production.
Activity logs appear in Zapier task history and in the Blogs API dashboard. Review logs to diagnose failures and adjust field mappings.
Data flow limits depend on your plan and API quotas. If you hit limits, consider batching data or upgrading, and monitor usage via dashboards.
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