HighLevel needs an existing blog in the sub-account. If there is no blog yet, create one in HighLevel first (Sites → Blogs) — without it there is nothing to pick and nothing to publish to.
Step 1 — Create a private integration token
1
Open Private Integrations
In the HighLevel sub-account, go to Settings → Private Integrations.
2
Create a token with Blogs scopes
Create a token and grant the Blogs scopes (View and Edit Blogs). Copy the token.
3
Find the Location ID
In the same sub-account, go to Settings → Business Profile and copy the Location ID.
Step 2 — Connect in Ryze
On the Integrations page, click Connect on the HighLevel card and fill in:- Private integration token — the token you created
- Location ID — from Business Profile
- Blog URL — the public URL where your blog posts live, e.g.
https://yoursite.com/blog(used to link published articles)
What the agent can do
Besides publishing, the agent can read, create, update and delete blog posts in that sub-account when you ask in chat. By default the agent runs its tools on its own: the Tool approvals setting in the chat composer starts on Skip all approvals. To review changes before they happen, switch it to Approve write & delete (reads run freely, changes need approval) or Manual approve (every tool that touches your data needs approval). Scheduled tasks run without an approval step.Troubleshooting
- “No blogs found in this HighLevel location. Create a blog in Sites → Blogs first.” — the sub-account has no blog yet. Create one in HighLevel, then click View on the HighLevel card and pick it.
- “This HighLevel location has more than one blog. Pick the one to publish to in the HighLevel integration settings.” — click View on the HighLevel card, choose the Blog, and click Save.
- “No blog authors found in this HighLevel location. Add an author in HighLevel, then publish again.” — add a blog author in HighLevel, then publish the article again.
- “HighLevel requires a featured image and this article has none. Add one, then publish again.” — add a cover image to the article and publish again.
- “Could not upload the featured image for HighLevel. Try publishing again.” — the cover image upload failed. Publish the article again.
- Connecting or publishing fails with an access error — the token is missing the Blogs scopes. Re-create it with View and Edit Blogs in the same sub-account, then disconnect the old connection in View and connect again with the new token.
- “Token does not have access to this location” — the token was created in a different sub-account than the Location ID. Both must come from the same sub-account.
- Blog URL rejected — it must be a public
https://URL.

