All integrations
Zapier
By Bloggable
Every publish, as a Zap trigger.
Bloggable POSTs signed JSON to a Zapier Catch Hook whenever something happens on your blog — so a publish can queue a social post, add a row to a sheet, or start anything else Zapier reaches.
How the Zapier integration works
What it does
- A flat payload Zapier can map.The same shape for every event, with optional keys present as nulls rather than vanishing. A field that disappears between posts is what breaks a live Zap at 3am.
- Signed with HMAC-SHA256.The signature covers the timestamp and the raw body, not the body alone, so a request captured today cannot be replayed next week. Verifying is optional; the signature is always sent.
- An idempotency key on every send.Retries carry the same key, so a receiver that dedupes on it will never act on the same event twice.
- You choose which events fire it.Publish only, or add updates, scheduling, autopilot activity and low-credit alerts. Shipping a new event never widens what an existing endpoint receives.
- What this is not.Bloggable does not yet have a published app in Zapier’s directory, so you will not find us by searching there. A Catch Hook is the connection, and it works today.
How to connect it
- 1Create a Catch HookNew Zap → Webhooks by Zapier → Catch Hook. Copy the custom webhook URL it gives you.
- 2Add it in BloggableIntegrations → Webhooks → Zapier → Connect. Copy the signing secret shown once, tick your events, and Connect.
- 3Test, then build the ZapPress Test in Bloggable and Test trigger in Zapier — the sample event teaches Zapier the field names. Then publish the Zap, or the hook stops accepting requests.
The platform