Daily SEO articles, published to Webflow CMS
Webflow collections have no standard field names — your body field might be called post-body, content, or whatever you named it. Bora reads your collection schema and shows you the fields it matched before anything is published.
What you need
- A Webflow API token with sites:read, cms:read and cms:write
- The collection you publish articles into
Connecting Webflow
- 1In Webflow create an API token with sites:read, cms:read and cms:write.
- 2Paste the token into Bora and press List to pick your collection.
- 3Confirm the field mapping we show you — body, summary, image, slug.
- 4Approve your calendar.
A read-scoped token passes most connection tests and then fails
A Webflow token can have cms:read without cms:write, so any test that only reads will show a green tick and then fail on the first real publish. Bora sends a deliberately invalid write request during the test: a token without write scope is rejected for missing scopes before Webflow ever validates the body, so we learn what we need without creating anything.
What Bora does on Webflow
- Publishing live to a published site — supported
- Falling back to staged items on an unpublished site — supported
- Custom collection field mapping — supported
- Cover image as a URL field — supported
- Creating the collection for you — not supported