API - Homerun

Make Homerun work with your
PIM, CRM, ERP, and accounting tools

The Homerun API lets your teams and partners move information between systems automatically, so projects get created faster, product data stays current, and invoicing doesn’t rely on copy‑paste.

Built for real workflows

Two-way data exchange reduces manual work and helps avoid duplicate data entry.

Enterprise package

API access is available in the Homerun Enterprise service package.

Pricing

The API is free of charge, you only invest in the integration itself.

Create complete projects and structures (apartments, rooms/spaces, residents, housing company info, offices, and more) from your existing data.

Move residents’ selections to your ERP so invoices can be generated without retyping.

Keep product details, images, and documents consistent by maintaining them in one place and syncing to Homerun.

Bring customer and project data from your other systems into Homerun, and keep it updated.

Transfer material selections directly into your ERP workflow so billing happens faster and with fewer errors.

Manage product details, images, and documents in one place, and sync them into Homerun when they change.

Suppliers: keep your product catalog in Homerun always up to date

Suppliers can sync product catalog data from a PIM/ERP system directly into Homerun. That means no more manual maintenance in the Homerun UI, and fewer “why is this spec outdated?” surprises.

Create, update, and delete product groups so Homerun matches your catalog structure.

Manage attachments so the right files are always available to customers.

Keep key fields current (codes, names, descriptions, unit, color, dimensions, and more).

Getting started

Most integrations are implemented by a developer or an integration partner. Once in place, the API enables an integration service to transfer data between Homerun and your external systems.

Pick the workflow you want to automate

Is it a project setup, invoicing, product data, or all of the above.

Choose who builds it

Your internal dev team or a trusted integration partner?

Confirm availability

API access is included in the Enterprise service package.

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FAQ

Two groups: (1) enterprise customers who want to connect Homerun to their internal systems, and (2) suppliers who want to keep product catalogs and attachments synced into Homerun.

Common examples include PIM, CRM, financial management, accounting systems, and integration platforms that move data between tools.

Yes, integrations typically require programming expertise, either from your in‑house team or a partner who builds and maintains the integration.

The API itself is free of charge. The main investment is the integration work (building, testing, and maintaining the connection).

Documentation is available at app.homerun.net/api.

Integrations use controlled access, and you decide which systems connect and what information is exchanged. Security is part of the integration design from day one.

Make Homerun work with yourPIM, CRM, ERP, and accounting tools