Use OAuth 2.0 to securely authorize the Blogs API access from your Zoho Cliq workspace. Create an API client in the Blogs API portal and configure the redirect URI to receive tokens.
Register the Zoho Cliq app with your GHL OAuth provider, obtain client credentials, and exchange authorization codes for access tokens. Store tokens securely and refresh them as needed.
– GET emails/builder\n- POST emails/builder/data\n- GET /blogs/posts\n- POST /blogs/posts\n- PUT /blogs/posts/:postId\n- GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists\n- GET /blogs/categories\n- GET /blogs/authors\n- GET /emails/schedule\n- GET /blogs/post-update.write\n- GET /emails/builder
Trigger: when a new blog post is published in Blogs API
Action: push a message to a Zoho Cliq channel with the post title and link
Endpoint: GET /blogs/posts
Key fields: postId, title, url, publishedAt
Trigger: daily digest of latest posts
Actions: send compiled digest to a Zoho Cliq channel
Endpoint: GET /blogs/posts
Fields: title, excerpt, url, date
Trigger: edited or updated blog post
Actions: post an update to Cliq with changes
Endpoint: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Fields: postId, title, status, updatedAt
Low-code setup lets teams build automations without heavy development
Centralized alerts within Zoho Cliq reduce context switching
Secure token management and scalable workflows
Understand endpoints, authentication, webhooks, triggers, actions, payloads, and error handling in this integration.
A set of functions that allow apps to talk to each other and share data safely.
Industry standard for authorizing access to APIs with tokens.
A listener that sends data to another app when events occur.
The body of data sent in API requests or responses.
Automatically post fresh headlines with links to a Zoho Cliq channel.
Send end of day summaries of new content to Cliq channels.
Push updates when a blog post changes status or slug.
Create OAuth clients for Blogs API and Zoho Cliq, then exchange codes for tokens.
Map blog events to Cliq actions and set up data mapping.
Run tests, review logs, enable alerts, and go live.
You can usually set this up with low code or no code tools by using webhooks and built-in triggers. Some light scripting can help tailor payloads, but many teams deploy with drag and drop automations. Start with a simple trigger and expand as needed. If you need custom data shaping, add a small integration layer or a simple function to format the payload before sending it to Cliq.
Most integrations use OAuth 2.0 with scoped access tokens. You will register an app on both sides, authorize, then exchange codes for access tokens and refresh tokens. Keep tokens secure and rotate them periodically. Store tokens in a secure vault and implement token refresh flows to ensure uninterrupted connectivity.
Most Zoho Cliq plans that support third party integrations will work. Check your plan for API access and app management features. If needed, upgrade to a plan that includes API access. Some features may require admin approval or workspace-level permissions for app installations.
Yes. You can customize the message templates, include post titles, links, and summaries. Use the payload fields to tailor messages to your channel and audience. Consider adding fallbacks and placeholders in case a payload field is missing or empty.
Respect API rate limits and implement exponential backoff and retries. Use idempotent calls where possible to avoid duplicates. Plan for retries in the workflow designer and monitor quotas via dashboards to avoid unexpected throttling.
Store credentials in a secure vault or encrypted storage. Do not hard code tokens in code or content sections. Rotate keys regularly. Use environment variables or secret managers and restrict access to only necessary personnel.
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