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How to Setup Local Content Engine with FieldPulse

This guide explains how to connect FieldPulse to Local Content Engine.

What FieldPulse Can Drive

When FieldPulse is connected, Local Content Engine can use qualifying job activity to:

  • Create mini jobs
  • Generate AI summaries and titles
  • Feed content into service-area and service pages
  • Generate AI images if enabled
  • Generate AI recap videos if enabled
  • Trigger downstream automations

Prerequisites

Before setup, make sure you have:

  • A FieldPulse account
  • Your company FieldPulse API key
  • Access to configure webhooks in FieldPulse
  • Local Content Engine enabled in LaunchSMS

Step 1: Connect FieldPulse in LaunchSMS

  1. Go to Settings > Integrations
  2. Open FieldPulse
  3. Enter your Company API Key
  4. Review or set optional defaults:
  • Default Job Type
  • Default Job Status
  • Billing Code
  • Include referral / UTM details in job notes
  1. Save the integration

LaunchSMS will test the connection when the key is saved.

Step 2: Add the Webhook URL in FieldPulse

After the integration is saved, copy the webhook URL shown on the FieldPulse integration screen.

Add that URL in FieldPulse so status updates are sent back into LaunchSMS.

Step 3: Enable FieldPulse in Local Content Engine

  1. Open Local Content Engine
  2. Turn on Enable Local Content Engine
  3. Turn on Use Queue Processing
  4. Turn on the FieldPulse provider toggle

Optional:

  • Enable AI image creation
  • Enable AI video creation
  • Enable automation trigger for GBP syndication
  • Add a WordPress sync webhook URL

Step 4: Configure Brand Assets

If you want branded media generation, configure:

  • Primary Logo Attachment
  • Secondary Reference Attachment
  • Aspect ratio
  • Duration
  • Resolution

Step 5: Run a Test Job

Run a test workflow that produces usable completed-job content and verify that FieldPulse activity is reaching LaunchSMS.

Then confirm:

  • A mini job is created
  • The service type is correct
  • The city and state are correct
  • Images and/or videos generate if enabled
  • Automations fire if configured

Best Practices

To improve content quality from FieldPulse:

  • Use consistent job type naming
  • Keep addresses complete and normalized
  • Add meaningful field notes or job notes
  • Use media when available
  • Leave queue processing enabled in production

Troubleshooting

If FieldPulse is not creating Local Content Engine content, check:

  • The API key is valid
  • The integration shows connected
  • The webhook URL is installed in FieldPulse
  • Local Content Engine is enabled
  • The FieldPulse provider toggle is on
  • Queue workers are running if queue mode is enabled
Updated on March 26, 2026
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