The connection uses a secure API key with the scope emails/builder.readonly and related endpoints. Keep credentials safe and rotate keys regularly.
Vida authenticates to the Blogs API using the configured API key and OAuth-friendly flow, granting limited permissions to read and manage content as defined by your project.
1) GET emails/builder; 2) emails/builder.write; 3) POST emails/builder; 4) POST /emails/builder/data; 5) DELETE /emails/builder/:locationId/:templateId; 6) emails/schedule.readonly; 7) GET emails/schedule; 8) blogs/post.write; 9) POST /blogs/posts; 10) blogs/post-update.write; 11) PUT /blogs/posts/:postId; 12) blogs/check-slug.readonly; 13) GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists; 14) blogs/category.readonly; 15) GET /blogs/categories; 16) blogs/author.readonly; 17) GET /blogs/authors.
Trigger when a new blog post is published and you want to auto-send an update to Vida’s email templates.
Actions: fetch post data, format content, push to email builder, trigger email schedule.
GET /blogs/posts and related read-only endpoints to verify content before distribution
postId, title, excerpt, author, slug
Trigger when a blog post is updated to propagate changes to Vida templates
Actions: fetch post updates, update templates, notify subscribers
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
postId, slug, updatedAt
Trigger on a schedule or content calendar; publish to Vida channels
Actions: publish blogs to email builder, adjust categories, set keywords
POST /blogs/posts
postId, publishDate, status
– Quick setup with API keys
– Automations without writing code via UI builders
– Real-time data sync between blogs and emails
A brief glossary of terms and core data processes used when integrating Vida with the Blogs API.
A specific URL path and method used to access a feature in the Blogs API.
A secure authorization framework that lets Vida access the Blogs API without sharing passwords.
A URL-friendly identifier used to retrieve specific blog posts.
A callback mechanism that notifies your systems when events occur in the Blogs API.
Automatically pull new posts and send a digest to Vida’s subscribers using the email templates.
Fetch trending posts and schedule them in Vida’s calendar to keep content fresh.
Create posts via API that automatically populate SEO-friendly slugs and metadata.
Generate API keys for Blogs API access from your GHL dashboard and securely store them in Vida.
In Vida, map Blogs API endpoints to the actions you perform (read posts, update posts, etc.).
Run tests, verify data flow, and deploy automation.
You can access endpoints listed in the Endpoints section. Start with GET /blogs/posts to pull content and POST /blogs/posts to publish. Ensure your API key has the correct scope (emails/builder.readonly) and that you authorize Vida properly. Paragraph two: If you run into issues, verify the callback URLs and ensure the correct environment (sandbox vs production).
No code is required if you use the UI builders, templates, and automation features. For advanced flows, you may add minimal rules or use the API directly as needed.
Use webhooks and scheduled checks to keep data in sync. Map IDs, slugs, and timestamps to ensure consistency, and implement fallbacks for failed posts.
The required scope is emails/builder.readonly for reading templates and email builder data. You can adjust scopes when configuring the API key in your GHL account. Two paragraphs: review access needs for your use case and rotate credentials regularly.
Test the connection with a staging project using sample posts. Validate data mappings and error handling, then monitor API responses and logs during initial runs.
Yes. Schedule posts to publish using the Blogs API endpoints and Vida automation rules to trigger emails or updates at predetermined times.
View error logs in Vida’s integration panel and in the Blogs API dashboard. Check HTTP response codes and error messages to diagnose issues.
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