RPM PRO API Documentation

Everything you need to integrate with RPM-PRO v5.9.3.3 — the realtime property management platform for vacation rentals and long-term leases. This documentation covers our REST API, service layer, authentication models, and downloadable Postman packages.

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What this documentation covers

RPM PRO exposes a JSON REST gateway at /API/ powering the public website, tenant portal booking flows, and third-party integrations. Each area below maps to documented endpoint groups with full field references.

Site & Content API
Site and content API endpoints

Settings, CMS blocks, pages, sliders, navigation, FAQs, events, attractions, and contact forms — everything the public marketing site needs.

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Property Catalog API
Property catalog API endpoints

VR and LTR property listings with images, filters, pagination, and featured photos. Powers vacation-rental and long-term search pages.

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Booking & Quotes API
Booking and quotes API endpoints

Availability checks, calendar pricing, quote calculation, coupon validation, and reservation creation with invoice generation.

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Tenant Auth API
Tenant authentication API endpoints

Login, registration, activation, session management, and lease applications for the guest/tenant portal.

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40+ REST Endpoints
15 API Controllers
20+ PSR-4 Services

Built for property managers, by property managers

RPM-PRO is realtime property management software designed alongside rental companies. It unifies long-term leases, vacation bookings, landlord portals, housekeeping, and accounting in one platform — and this API layer lets you connect websites, mobile apps, and partner systems without duplicating business logic.

All API controllers are thin wrappers that delegate to PSR-4 services in src/RPM/. When you call an endpoint, you get the same validated data that powers the admin and tenant portals.

Service Registry
RPM PRO REST API architecture diagram

Every endpoint in this documentation is generated from the actual service classes and controllers in the codebase — not hand-waved. Request fields, response shapes, and examples match what the API returns today.

— RPM PRO Development Team

How the API is built

The REST gateway uses the WiseLoop wlRestService framework. URLs follow a predictable pattern and map directly to controller methods:

/API/{controller}/V1/{action}.json

settingsGet()  → GET  /API/siteSettings/V1/settings.json
quotePost()    → POST /API/publicBooking/V1/quote.json

What you get in this documentation:

  • Complete field lists for every request and response
  • Copy-paste cURL and JSON examples
  • OpenAPI 3.0 spec and Postman collection (version 5.9.3.3)
  • Service layer mapping — which rpm_*_service() backs each endpoint
  • Admin API guide — authentication + protected admin* read endpoints
Admin API Details

Beyond REST — Integrations

In addition to the wlRest gateway, RPM PRO ships standalone integration endpoints for payments and channel management.

Stripe Payments

/API/stripe-create-intent.html — PaymentIntent creation with CSRF protection. Webhooks at stripe-webhook.html.

QuickBooks Online

OAuth flow and webhooks for invoice/bill sync. Admin session required for OAuth start.

BookingPal

Channel manager webhook for OTA reservations. Gated by bookingpalEnabled setting.

Ready to integrate?

Start with the full API reference or import our Postman collection.

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For frontend developers

Use website/src/js/api.js (RpmApi) as the reference client. It mirrors every public endpoint with fetch, error parsing, and URL building.

For backend developers

Follow systemDocuments/myAdmin/coding-standards.md. New logic goes in src/RPM/ services — never duplicate SQL in controllers.