Use OAuth 2.0 or API keys to securely access the Blogs API. Ensure the client is granted the scope emails/builder.readonly and that credentials are stored securely in your GHL connection settings.
In SurveyCTO, create an API credential or use a personal access token. Store the credentials securely and grant the app access to the required endpoints in your integration setup.
GET emails/builder POST emails/builder POST /emails/builder/data DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId GET emails/schedule GET /blogs/posts POST /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 Blogs API.
Actions: create a new record in SurveyCTO or prefill form fields with title, excerpt, and author.
POST /blogs/posts
postId, slug, title
Trigger: daily or hourly sync between Blogs API and SurveyCTO.
Actions: fetch posts and push a summary or key fields to SurveyCTO.
GET /blogs/posts
postId, lastUpdated
Trigger: a form is opened or submitted and needs blog data.
Actions: pull title, slug, publishedDate, and excerpt into form fields.
GET /blogs/posts/{postId}
postId, slug
Zero-code setup to connect Blogs API and SurveyCTO using secure credentials.
Automated data flow reduces manual updates and speeds up reporting.
Real-time data syncing enables faster decision making.
Understand the core terms used in this integration: API, endpoint, authentication, webhook, and data mapping.
A defined set of rules that lets different software applications communicate and share data.
A method for apps to send real-time data to another system in response to events.
A process to verify identity and authorize access to resources.
A specific URL path on an API used to access data or trigger an action.
When a SurveyCTO form is submitted, automatically create a new blog post in Blogs API with the form metadata.
Mark blog posts as published when related survey workflows complete.
Populate prefill fields in surveys with current blog titles, slugs, and excerpts.
In Blogs API, generate an API key or OAuth client and note the client ID and secret. Set the scope to emails/builder.readonly as needed.
Enter the credentials and the required endpoints in the integration settings. Map fields between Blogs API and SurveyCTO forms.
Run test requests to ensure data flows correctly. Check logs and dashboards for any errors and adjust mappings as needed.
No-code setup is designed for non-developers. In the integration UI, you provide credentials and map fields without writing code. If you want to extend functionality, you can add simple automation rules using built-in triggers. The Blogs API and SurveyCTO connectors are built to be user-friendly and scalable. In case you need advanced flows, consult official docs or seek expert guidance to tailor the integration to your workflows.
You can sync core blog data such as titles, slugs, authors, and publication dates, as well as status and metadata when available. Depending on the endpoints you enable, you can also pull in content snippets and categories for richer forms and reports. Always map only the fields you need to minimize payload and keep data clean.
Common options include API keys and OAuth 2.0. API keys are simple to implement for server-to-server connections, while OAuth 2.0 offers user-consent flows and token refresh. Use the scope emails/builder.readonly to align with the access you require. Store credentials securely and rotate them periodically to maintain security.
You can test by triggering sample posts and polls from Blogs API and observing the results in SurveyCTO. Use the built-in test mode or sandbox credentials where available. Review the connection logs for any errors and adjust mappings as needed. After confirming the flow, move to a live test with a small data batch before full deployment.
Essential endpoints include creating posts (POST /blogs/posts), updating posts (PUT /blogs/posts/:postId), and checking for URL slug existence (GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists). These endpoints help you create, modify, and validate content as part of your workflow. Other useful endpoints like GET /blogs/categories and GET /blogs/authors can enrich forms and reports.
Yes. You can schedule daily or hourly synchronizations to keep data fresh. Configure a cadence in your integration settings and ensure authentication tokens are renewed before expiry. Monitoring and alerting help you catch failures quickly. Periodically review your scheduled jobs to optimize performance and avoid rate limits.
Monitoring is available via the integration logs in both Blogs API and SurveyCTO. Look for error messages, status codes, and payload previews to diagnose issues. You can also set up alerts to notify your team when a sync fails or data mismatches occur. Regular audits help ensure data integrity as your content and forms evolve.
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