Connect · Open API
The catalog ends. The API doesn't.
Resident data, maintenance, amenity booking, financials, events, smart home and keyless, open by request. Forward-deployed engineers build whatever sits beyond it.
The problem
The one system that won't connect becomes the whole project.
A BI dashboard, an owner report or an in-house tool needs building data, and a closed resident app turns every request into a support ticket and a roadmap promise. The data exists. Getting to it is the problem.
Open API
Resident data, maintenance, amenity booking, financials, events, smart home and keyless are open through the ElevateOS API, by request.
Forward-deployed engineers
Custom work beyond the API is built by ElevateOS engineers working directly with the IT team on the building's problem.
Built on request
Visitor Parking, the Package Room and Amenity Pass all started as customer requests. The answer to a request is when it ships, not whether.
Security
SOC 2 Type II certified, with role-based access, audit logs on every lock event and sync logs on every connection.
Coverage
Seven data domains, open by request.
Each scope opens by request, sized to what the project needs.
- Resident data
- Maintenance
- Amenity booking
- Financials
- Events
- Smart home
- Keyless
How it works
Request, scope, ship.
- 1
Request access
The IT team asks for API access and names the data the project needs.
- 2
Scope the build
ElevateOS engineers map what the open API already covers and what needs custom work.
- 3
Ship it
Open scopes go live, and custom work ships in weeks, not quarters.
Proof
Built for the IT review.
50+
integrations
1,500+
communities
800,000+
residents
Works with
Where the API plugs in.
FAQ
The API, answered.
What data does the ElevateOS API expose?
The ElevateOS API covers resident data, maintenance, amenity booking, financials, events, smart home and keyless. Each scope opens by request.
How does a team get ElevateOS API access?
API access is granted by request. The ElevateOS team scopes the request with IT and opens the data the project needs.
Can ElevateOS build an integration that is not in the catalog?
Yes. Forward-deployed ElevateOS engineers build custom integrations beyond the catalog and the open API.
How fast does custom work ship?
Custom work ships in weeks, not quarters. Engineers work on the building's problem directly with the operator's team.
Which ElevateOS modules started as customer requests?
Visitor Parking, the Package Room and Amenity Pass each started as one customer's request. All three run on the platform today.
Can building data feed a BI tool or data warehouse?
Yes, through the open API by request. Resident, maintenance, booking, financial and event data can flow to the reporting tools the team already uses.
Does the open API cover smart home and keyless access?
Yes. Smart home and keyless are both open scopes in the ElevateOS API, alongside resident and maintenance data.
What security controls sit behind ElevateOS API access?
ElevateOS is SOC 2 Type II certified, with independently audited controls for security, availability and confidentiality. Role-based access limits who sees what, and sync logs record every connection between systems.
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