Obtain an API key or OAuth token from the GHL developer portal and securely store it in Voiceform to authorize requests to the Blogs API.
Configure Voiceform to securely manage credentials, rotate tokens, and test connectivity to GHL’s Blogs API.
The integration uses endpoints for emails, scheduling, and blog posts, including blog authors and categories.
Trigger: A new blog draft in Voiceform triggers a POST to /blogs/posts to publish in GHL.
Actions: create post, attach author, set categories, and notify subscribers.
Method paths: POST /blogs/posts to create; PUT /blogs/posts/:postId to update.
Key fields: title, content, slug, authorId, categoryIds, status.
Trigger: A new blog post or update triggers email notifications via the emails/builder endpoint.
Actions: draft an email, schedule delivery, and link post URL.
Methods: POST /emails/builder to compose emails; GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to verify slug.
Key fields: slug, subject, body, recipientList.
Trigger: Voiceform form submissions update existing GHL blogs via PUT /blogs/posts/:postId.
Actions: fetch post, update content, republish, update slug.
Methods: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId; GET /blogs/posts/:postId
Key fields: postId, title, updatedContent.
No‑code automations let you connect Voiceform to GHL’s Blogs API without writing code.
Rapid setup with prebuilt endpoints accelerates publishing and updates.
Easily scale content workflows with triggers, schedules, and category management.
Below are essential terms and processes to understand when connecting GHL’s Blogs API with Voiceform.
A specific URL path and HTTP method exposed by an API to perform a function.
A URL-friendly unique identifier derived from a post title, used in blog URLs.
The process of proving your identity and obtaining tokens to access the API (keys, OAuth).
A URL endpoint that GHL calls when a specified event occurs, enabling real-time updates.
Capture form data in Voiceform and push it to GHL as draft blog posts for review.
Aggregate Voiceform responses and publish weekly blogs via the Blogs API.
Map Voiceform tags to blog categories to organize content automatically.
In GHL, generate an API key for the Blogs API and securely store it in Voiceform.
Link Voiceform form events to the correct Blogs API endpoints (e.g., POST /blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId).
Test end-to-end publishing, slug checks, and email notifications to ensure reliability.
The Blogs API acts as the bridge between Voiceform and your GHL workspace, enabling you to create, update, and publish blog posts directly from Voiceform events. It also supports retrieving slug availability and categorizing content for consistent publishing. By pairing Voiceform with GHL, you can automate content workflows without writing code.
No heavy development is required. With the provided endpoints and authentication steps, you can connect Voiceform to the Blogs API through no-code or low-code configuration. If needed, you can extend functionality with simple automations using standard webhooks.
Essential endpoints typically include POST /blogs/posts for creation, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId for updates, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists to validate slugs, and endpoints for authors and categories. You’ll also use emails endpoints to notify readers when posts go live.
Authentication is done via API keys or OAuth tokens issued in the GHL developer console. Store credentials securely in Voiceform and rotate them on a schedule. Test connectivity with a simple ping to verify access before enabling full automation.
Yes. You can schedule posts and notifications by wiring Voiceform form events to the Blogs API’s publish endpoints and combining them with the emails toolkit in GHL. Scheduling ensures content goes live at optimal times and reaches subscribers.
Run end-to-end tests by simulating Voiceform submissions, validating slug existence, posting to /blogs/posts, and triggering email notifications. Check error logs and ensure post IDs, titles, and URLs remain consistent.
Documentation for the Blogs API and rate limits is available in the GHL developer portal. Review endpoint references, auth instructions, and example payloads to stay within quotas while building robust automations.
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