Authenticate using OAuth or API keys to securely link Blogs API to Swit through GHL, granting access to emails, posts, and scheduling data.
Authorize Swit to access your GHL account and manage blog-related assets, ensuring secure, two-way data flow.
GET emails/builder GET emails/builder.write POST emails/builder POST /emails/builder/data DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId emails/schedule.readonly GET emails/schedule blogs/post.write POST /blogs/posts blogs/post-update.write PUT /blogs/posts/:postId blogs/check-slug.readonly GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists blogs/category.readonly GET /blogs/categories blogs/author.readonly GET /blogs/authors
Trigger: A new blog post is published in Blogs API to initiate an email template sync in Swit.
Actions: Create or update email templates, pull post data, and push updates to Swit campaigns.
Method paths involved: GET emails/builder and GET /blogs/posts
Key fields: templateId, locationId, postId, emailList, scheduleId
Trigger: New blog post creation in Blogs API.
Actions: Publish to email campaigns, update subscribers, and track engagement metrics.
Method paths involved: POST /blogs/posts and PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Key fields: postId, slug, category, author
Trigger: Significant engagement changes or sync errors.
Actions: Send alerts, generate reports, adjust schedules and content strategy.
Method paths involved: GET blogs/authors, GET blogs/categories
Key fields: postId, author, category, engagement
Automate content-to-campaign workflows without writing a line of code.
Drag-and-drop workflow builder to connect endpoints and data between Swit and Blogs API.
Speed up go-to-market with ready-made templates and live endpoint references.
Definitions of elements and processes used in the GHL integration between Blogs API and Swit, including endpoints, triggers, and data fields.
Application Programming Interface that enables communication between Swit and Blogs API.
Standard authorization framework that allows secure access without sharing credentials.
A specific route in an API that performs an action or returns data.
A URL-friendly string used to identify a resource such as a blog post.
Fetch latest blogs from Blogs API and generate email templates in Swit, then trigger campaigns automatically as new content is published.
Link post events to scheduled email sends, ensuring timely delivery aligned with new content.
Combine blog performance data with email metrics to drive content and campaign decisions in one view.
Obtain OAuth tokens or API keys for both GHL and Swit and grant the required scopes for emails, posts, and schedules.
Add and map the necessary endpoints in the connection builder, such as emails/builder, blogs/posts, and blogs/categories.
Create a no-code workflow that triggers on new blog posts and automatically updates related emails and campaigns.
You can authenticate by using OAuth or API keys for both GHL and Swit. Ensure you grant access scopes that include emails, posts, and schedules. After authentication, store tokens securely and rotate them as recommended. Once authorized, you can begin mapping data between Swit and Blogs API without exposing credentials in your workflows. If you run into permission issues, verify scope coverage and re-authenticate to refresh tokens. Most integrations work best with service accounts or app-level tokens designed for automation tasks.
Key endpoints typically include GET emails/builder, GET /blogs/posts, POST /blogs/posts, and GET /blogs/categories. These endpoints allow you to pull email templates, create or update blog posts, and manage category data for proper routing and targeting. You can extend functionality with endpoints like GET /blogs/authors and GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists for validation. Mapping these endpoints in your workflow builder enables seamless data flows between content creation and email campaigns.
Yes. The integration supports scheduling capabilities for emails and blog-related actions. You can trigger campaigns when a new post is published or when a post is updated. This ensures timely communications without manual intervention. Use the scheduling endpoints to align send times with content release calendars and subscriber preferences.
No heavy coding is required. The connector is designed for no-code or low-code work through a visual workflow builder. You configure authentication, map endpoints, and assemble triggers and actions using drag-and-drop components. For advanced scenarios, you can insert minimal code snippets or custom scripts if your platform supports them, but it is not necessary for standard flows.
Common synced fields include postId, slug, title, author, category, and engagement metrics, along with templateId, locationId, and scheduleId for email templates. You may also sync status, publish date, and content snippets as needed for campaigns. Data mapping is configurable in the builder to ensure consistency across systems.
The integration includes built‑in retry logic and error handling. If a call fails, the workflow can retry with backoff timing and notify your team if persistent failures occur. You can also implement alerts to monitor health and SLA adherence. Logs and dashboards help you diagnose issues quickly and adjust workflows accordingly.
Expandability is available through additional endpoints listed in the Endpoints section. You can explore more blog-related endpoints such as authors, categories, or slug checks to broaden capabilities. Periodically review endpoint documentation for new features and compatibility. If you need more endpoints, consult the GHL API reference for updates and plan incremental enhancements to your workflows.
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