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# Content | 8. Assembling the guidebook

After setting up the guidebook stages, add your library assets—including routes, POIs, and textpages—to complete the itinerary.

#### **A) Add Route or POI to Stage**

Replace <mark style="color:orange;">GGGGGG</mark> with the guidebook ID

Replace <mark style="color:orange;">CCCCCC</mark> with the category ID where the asset should be placed

You can use either the GUIBO ID (link) to identify the geoasset or the external ID

```bash
curl --location 'https://services.schneidergeo.com/content/guidebook/GGGGGG/import/manual/geoasset' \
--header 'Authorization: xxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxx' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{links: ["3QT3sM"], category: "CCCCCC"}'


curl --location 'https://services.schneidergeo.com/content/guidebook/GGGGGG/import/manual/geoasset' \
--header 'Authorization: xxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxx' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{customIDs: ["ROUTE_1","ROUTE_2"], category: "CCCCCC"}'
```

#### B) Connect library to guidebook

Once a library is linked to a guidebook, GUIBO automatically identifies all POIs located along the guidebook’s routes and assigns them to the appropriate stages.

Any subsequent changes to your routes or POIs—including additions, updates, or deletions—will automatically trigger a real-time sync to update the guidebook's POI selection.

To create a connection, you currently need the internal IDs of guidebook and library

Replace <mark style="color:orange;">GGGGGG</mark> with the guidebook ID

Replace <mark style="color:orange;">LLLLLL</mark> with the library ID

```shellscript
curl --url 'https://services.schneidergeo.com/content/guidebook/GGGGGG/connect/library/LLLLLL' \
  --header 'Content-Type: application/json'  \
  --header 'Authorization: xxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxx' \

```

#### **C) Add Textpage**

Replace <mark style="color:orange;">GGGGGG</mark> with the guidebook ID

Replace <mark style="color:orange;">CCCCCC</mark> with the category ID where the asset should be placed

You can use either the GUIBO ID (link) to identify the geoasset or the external ID

You can set a category ID to place it in a stage, otherwise it will be placed in "Good To know"

```shellscript
curl --location 'https://services.schneidergeo.com/content/guidebook/GGGGGG/import/manual/text' \
--header 'Authorization: xxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxx' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{links: ["3QT3sM"], category: "CCCCCC"}'


curl --location 'https://services.schneidergeo.com/content/guidebook/GGGGGG/import/manual/text' \
--header 'Authorization: xxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxx' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{customIDs: ["TXT_1","TXT2"], category: "CCCCCC"}'
```


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