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Overview
contentbird provides an open API that allows you to connect external systems and automate data exchange. This enables you to seamlessly integrate content processes into your existing tool landscape.
What can you do with the API?
With the API, you can for example:
transfer content to external systems (e.g., CMS, DAM, PIM)
trigger status changes or publications automatically
integrate workflows and translation processes
sync content tickets with tools like Jira or Trello
create content in contentbird from external systems
đ Example:
âWhen a post is published, automatically send it to the CMS.â
Typical use cases
Teams commonly use the API for:
CMS integrations (e.g., WordPress, Drupal, TYPO3)
automated translation workflows
integration with project management tools like Asana
custom reporting or BI systems
API documentation
You can access the full API documentation via:
contentbird support
your Customer Success Manager
đ It includes all available endpoints, parameters, and examples.
Getting access to the API
To get started:
request an API key from contentbird support
obtain the API documentation
share both with your development team
Requirements for your development team
For a successful integration, your tech team needs:
API key
access to the documentation
a clearly defined use case (e.g., data flow, triggers, target system)
Best practices
Start with a clear use case (e.g., CMS publishing)
Test integrations step by step
Document data flows and automations
Ensure permissions and access rights are well defined
Conclusion
The contentbird API allows you to extend and automate your content processes flexibly.
Whether itâs CMS, project management, or custom systemsâAPI integrations help you create seamless workflows and save time and resources in the long run.