Authenticate securely using OAuth 2.0 with scoped access to emails and blog content. Use your API key as a secondary credential for server-to-server calls when required.
Zonka Feedback uses API tokens to authorize requests. Keep tokens confidential and rotate them regularly to protect data.
Available endpoints include: GET emails/builder, POST /blogs/posts, GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, GET /blogs/categories, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, GET /blogs/authors, etc. Use these to create, update, and verify content synced from Zonka Feedback.
Trigger when a new response is recorded in Zonka Feedback, then use the Blogs API to create a corresponding blog post or update an existing draft.
Actions include: craft post content from response fields, set categories, and publish or schedule for later.
Method: POST /blogs/posts or PUT /blogs/posts/:postId with derived slug
Key fields: responseId, postSlug, title, content
Trigger when a Zonka response is updated, then re-sync to the existing blog post to reflect new details.
Method: PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Key fields: postId, responseVersion, lastUpdated
Trigger on a schedule to generate periodic summaries or roundups in a blog.
Actions: create or update posts with summary content, add metadata, automate publishing.
Method: POST /blogs/posts with scheduled content
Key fields: scheduleId, summary, postSlug
Build automations without code using triggers, actions, and built-in templates.
Faster go-to-market for content by syncing forms and posts in real time.
Consistency across platforms with centralized configuration in GHL.
Key elements include endpoints, triggers, actions, authentication, and data mapping between Zonka Feedback and Blogs API.
GHL API refers to the programmable interface provided by GHL to connect apps, automate tasks, and manage data synchronizations.
An API endpoint is a specific URL in the GHL API that performs a defined action (e.g., create a blog post).
A webhook is a callback to notify when an event happens, enabling real-time integrations.
A slug is the human-readable portion of a URL that identifies a post uniquely.
Automatically generate a daily digest post from Zonka Feedback responses and publish to your Blog.
Create category-based posts when new Zonka Feedback categories are added.
Turn Zonka Feedback metrics into quarterly campaign impact posts.
Create or retrieve API keys for Zonka Feedback and authorize access to the Blogs API in GHL.
Align Zonka feedback fields with blog post fields and select the relevant endpoints.
Run tests, verify data flow, and deploy your automation to production.
The Blogs API in GHL exposes endpoints to read and write blog content, manage categories, and handle authors. It enables you to post Zonka Feedback data as blog content without manual copying. This helps keep your blog in sync with customer feedback.
Authentication is typically handled via OAuth 2.0 and API tokens. Start by generating an API key in Zonka Feedback and granting the necessary GHL scopes. Then use those credentials to authorize requests to the Blogs API.
Key endpoints include GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists, POST /blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, and GET /blogs/authors. These allow you to check for duplicates, create and update posts, and fetch author information.
Yes. You can schedule posts by using supported endpoints and triggers to publish content at a future time. This is ideal for campaign launches and content calendars.
No significant code is required. The setup uses triggers, actions, and built-in mapping. Basic familiarity with API concepts helps, but you can accomplish most tasks with no-code builders.
Map Zonka fields (e.g., respondent name, feedback summary) to blog post fields (title, content, slug) in your automation builder. Use sample mapping templates to speed the process.
You can view logs in the connector dashboard or in GHL’s activity logs. These logs show API requests, responses, and any errors, helping you troubleshoot quickly.
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