Connect Zapier to Post Array

1. 01

   Step 1 In Post Array, open Settings, then Agents and API, and create a service account. Copy its token and keep it in Zapier's credentials.

2. 02

   Step 2 Add a Webhooks by Zapier action and choose Custom Request. Set the method to POST and the URL to this address.

   https://api.postarray.com/v1/content

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   Step 3 Add these two headers. Use a new Idempotency-Key for every new post, and the same one when you retry.

   Authorization: Bearer <your service account token>
   Idempotency-Key: <a new key for each post>

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   Step 4 Choose JSON and type the draft into Data, with your own project and account ids.

   {
     "projectId": "<your project id>",
     "body": "We just published a new article.",
     "targets": [{ "connectionId": "<your account id>" }]
   }

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• New blog post, new draft

  Set it up

  Start from an RSS trigger. For each new item, send a draft with its title and link to your LinkedIn and Bluesky accounts. Each draft waits in Post Array until you schedule it.

• A spreadsheet of posts

  Set it up

  Start from a new row in a spreadsheet. Send the row's text as a draft to the accounts you choose. Put the row number in the Idempotency-Key, so a retry never makes a second draft.

• A morning check

  Set it up

  Every morning, ask Post Array for posts that need attention with GET /v1/posts?status=needs_attention, and send yourself a message when the list is not empty.

The token belongs to a service account with its own limits, and one button in Settings stops it. Drafts made this way wait in Post Array until someone schedules them.

• n8nn8n talks to Post Array's REST API with its HTTP Request node and a service account token. A common setup turns each new blog post into a draft that waits for you.
• MakeMake talks to Post Array's REST API with its HTTP app and a service account token. Use it to turn new rows, feed items or form answers into drafts.

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