Platform, security & integrations
Public API & webhooks
Connect other tools with scoped, signed access.
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How to use public api & webhooks
Connect other tools with scoped, signed access. Use it within Integrations & API alongside the linked property, contact and transaction records, rather than maintaining a separate disconnected list.
The connected workflow
- 1.Create scoped API credentials or choose a calendar feed and authorised webhook endpoint.
- 2.Map CSV columns and preview imports before applying them. Keep import history for review and undo.
- 3.Review webhook delivery and data quality. A listed adapter does not mean an external provider is already connected.
Visibility follows your company, branch and section access. Important financial and approval actions remain subject to the app’s controls.
Why it matters
Generic tools leak data between staff and can't prove who changed what.
What changes
Roles, branch isolation, a full change history, an API and an installable phone app.
Found in
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- Roles & section permissionsDecide who sees accounts, repairs or sales.
- Full change historyWho changed what, and when, on every record.
- Approval rulesAmounts above a limit need a second person.
- Calendar feedViewings and due dates in Google or Outlook calendars.
- Data export & importDownload everything in open formats, any time.
- Installable phone appAdd PropertyFlow to a phone's home screen.
- Light & dark modesComfortable to use day and night.
- Accessibility settingsLarger text, higher contrast and reduced motion.
- Single sign-on (SSO)SoonSign in with your company's identity provider.
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