Munshi and Sanity
Munshi Social, the AI content marketing engine for small teams, writes SEO articles into Sanity from the same weekly plan as every other channel. SEO articles written into your Sanity dataset, live on schedule.
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A finished article as a document in your Sanity dataset, with the cover image uploaded to your asset store. Publish now and it is the live document; schedule it and Munshi writes a draft that goes live at the slot, so your Studio shows it coming.
How the connection works
You paste your project ID, dataset name and a write token from Sanity's manage console into Munshi. The token is created and revoked in Sanity, and Munshi never asks for your Sanity login.
What comes back
Search Console and Google Analytics numbers for every article, alongside the social results, on the Results page.
How articles land
- The document type is post with title, body and slug fields
- A scheduled article is staged as a Sanity draft until its slot, then published
- Ghost, Webflow, and Framer receive articles as drafts you publish from your own dashboard. WordPress takes drafts too, except scheduled articles, which go live at their slot. Sanity goes live on schedule.
What to know
- Custom document types and field names are not mapped yet; if your blog schema differs from a plain post, tell us before you connect
- One Sanity dataset per workspace
Munshi and Sanity, answered
Does Munshi work with Sanity?
Yes. A finished article as a document in your Sanity dataset, with the cover image uploaded to your asset store. Publish now and it is the live document; schedule it and Munshi writes a draft that goes live at the slot, so your Studio shows it coming.
How do I connect Sanity to Munshi?
You paste your project ID, dataset name and a write token from Sanity's manage console into Munshi. The token is created and revoked in Sanity, and Munshi never asks for your Sanity login.
Does Munshi publish articles live on Sanity, or as drafts?
The document type is post with title, body and slug fields. A scheduled article is staged as a Sanity draft until its slot, then published. Ghost, Webflow, and Framer receive articles as drafts you publish from your own dashboard. WordPress takes drafts too, except scheduled articles, which go live at their slot. Sanity goes live on schedule.
What does Munshi measure on Sanity?
Search Console and Google Analytics numbers for every article, alongside the social results, on the Results page.
Other blog platforms: WordPress · Ghost · Webflow · Framer · all integrations