Authenticate to the Blogs API using your GHL developer credentials and authorize the Zapier App Connector to access endpoints securely, following OAuth or API key flows supported by Blogs API.
Configure OAuth tokens or API keys in your Zap to securely call Blogs API endpoints and manage token refreshes automatically within the connector.
Key endpoints available include emails/builder, emails/schedule, blogs/posts, blogs/categories, blogs/authors, and related data fetch and update actions. Use read endpoints to pull data and write endpoints to trigger actions or create content from Zapier.
Trigger: A new email template is created in GHL via emails/builder, signaling a change you want to notify your team about.
Action: Send a WhatsApp notification through SyncMate to your team with template details and a link.
GET /emails/builder
locationId, templateId, name, status
Trigger: A new blog post is published in blogs/posts.
Action: Deliver a WhatsApp alert via SyncMate with post title, excerpt, and link.
GET /blogs/posts
postId, slug, title, authorId
Trigger: Schedule-based digest runs on a recurring cadence.
Actions: Compile recent posts and send a WhatsApp digest, then log results in emails/builder data.
GET /emails/schedule
scheduleId, interval, lastRun, status
Build WhatsApp alert flows without writing code and reuse templates across apps.
Orchestrate data from emails and blogs across multiple apps with simple visual builders.
Deploy quickly using pre-built endpoints and Zap templates for consistent messaging.
This section defines common data elements and processes you’ll use when connecting GHL Blogs API to the Zapier App Connector for WhatsApp alerts.
Application Programming Interface; a set of rules that lets apps talk to each other and request data or actions.
An event or condition that starts an automation flow in your Zap or workflow.
A listener that notifies your system when a designated event occurs.
A URL exposed by an API to perform a resource action or return data.
Create a Zap that posts a WhatsApp message when a new blog post is published in Blogs API.
Assemble recent posts and share a digest via WhatsApp to subscribers.
Send targeted WhatsApp alerts to leads when they engage with content.
Authorize both services and test the connection to validate credentials.
Select events such as new emails or new blog posts and map them to WhatsApp messages.
Run tests, review logs, and enable the Zap for production use.
No coding is required to start. Use Zapier’s visual editor to connect Blogs API triggers to WhatsApp actions. If you’re comfortable with basic data mapping, you can customize fields and templates quickly. If you’re new, start with a template and adapt it as needed.
Key endpoints include GET /emails/builder and GET /blogs/posts to listen for changes, plus POST /blogs/posts to create posts and GET /emails/schedule for timing. You can combine these in a single Zap to trigger WhatsApp alerts when a new post is published or when a new email template is created.
Connections use OAuth or API keys with token rotation. Zapier stores tokens securely and handles refresh automatically. Always use HTTPS and follow best practices for securing your API keys.
Yes. Use the emails/schedule endpoint to run recurring digests. Map the digest contents to WhatsApp messages and set frequency to weekly, daily, or custom intervals.
Absolutely. You can map fields like postId, title, excerpt, and author to your WhatsApp template variables. This lets you customize each alert with relevant content.
Rate limits depend on your GHL plan. Check the developer docs for current quotas and implement retry/backoff logic in your Zap to avoid hitting limits.
If deliveries fail, review the Zapier task history, verify credentials, and ensure endpoints are accessible. Use test mode to isolate issues and re-run failed tasks after corrections.
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