Publish a version
Flips a draft to published. A published version's content never changes; only its status does. Publishing the base mainline makes it the version that sends; A/B variants and locale translations publish without displacing it (live: false).
bearerAuth writeAuthorizationBearer <token>An API key from the dashboard under Settings → API keys, sent as Authorization: Bearer aem_….
Authorization has two independent axes.
The scope is ranked — a key satisfies any requirement at or below its own tier:
read— see messages, contacts and metrics. Changes nothing, and cannot send.write— everythingreaddoes, plus managing templates, contacts, automations, segments and suppressions. This is what editing a template needs.admin— everythingwritedoes, plus sending configuration: domains, senders, webhook registration, kill switch, daily cap, brand.
There is no approve scope. It was a rung once; it is not one now, and a key requested with it is rejected.
The approval grant (can_approve) is a separate boolean, not a rung. Delivering mail to a real inbox needs write and the grant. Keeping them on separate axes is what makes the review gate a control rather than a convention: a key that may propose is not automatically a key that may approve its own proposal.
Give your application the lowest tier that works. Most need write and the grant — the dashboard mints that combination as Send + manage; Manage only is the same rung with the grant withheld.
Scope: write
slug*stringTemplate slug.
application/json- body
version?integerVersion number to publish. Omit to publish the latest draft.
0 < value <= 9007199254740991Version published.
application/json- response
slug?stringversion?integervariant_key?string|nulllive?booleanTrue when this version is now what sends.
curl -X POST 'https://sendandretain.com/api/v1/templates/string/versions' \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{}'{ "slug": "welcome", "version": 2, "variant_key": null, "live": true}