Integrate reservation read/write access for an RMS Cloud property using the RMS REST API.
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Steps
Request RMS API/partner credentials and review the interactive spec at restapidocs.rmscloud.com, also mirrored in RMS's public Postman workspace.
Authenticate using the agent/client credentials RMS issues for API access before calling any reservation endpoint.
Use the reservation query/search calls to pull existing bookings for a property rather than exporting full historical data on every sync.
Use the corresponding create/update calls to push new reservations or modifications back into RMS, keeping RMS as the system of record.
Test integrations against RMS's sandbox/developer environment before pointing at a live production property.
Known gotchas
RMS's REST API is broad (covers most PMS data, not just reservations); scope API-key permissions tightly since a partner key can often read/write far more than reservations alone.
Endpoint and auth details live in an interactive Swagger-style spec rather than static docs, so confirm current parameter names in the live spec before hardcoding a client against them.
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