Gixo integrations guide
Send approved work to connected WordPress and Ghost sites, hand a draft to Medium, or export it for other destinations. Export in HTML, Markdown, and PDF for other destinations.
How It Works
Connect a destination, verify its credentials, then choose direct delivery, draft handoff, or export.
Go to Settings and open the Integrations section. You will see a list of supported CMS platforms ready to connect.
Select your CMS platform and provide the required credentials — typically a site URL and an API key or application password generated from your CMS admin panel.
Click the test button to verify that Gixo can communicate with your CMS. The test confirms API key validity, site accessibility, and publish permissions.
Open any content item and use the one-click publish button in the editor toolbar. Gixo sends the fully formatted content directly to your CMS as a draft or published post.
Key Features
Seamless publishing from Gixo to your CMS of choice.
Native REST API connection to self-hosted WordPress and WordPress.com sites. Full HTML formatting, featured images, categories, and tags are transferred automatically.
Use a Medium integration token to send a draft to the connected author account. Review the draft in Medium before publication; direct publication is not promised.
API key-based publishing to Ghost blogs. Content is delivered as clean HTML that Ghost renders natively, preserving your theme styling and layout structure.
Quill sends structured HTML and supported media to the destination. Review the destination preview because CMS themes and APIs can change final presentation.
The delivery action sits in the content workflow. Approved work can go to connected WordPress or Ghost sites, while Medium receives a draft handoff.
Test, edit, or remove CMS connections at any time from the Integrations settings. Each connection stores its credentials securely and can be re-tested whenever you need to verify access.