Connect PestMetry to the tools
your operation already runs on.
Pest, sanitation, and facility data belongs everywhere your team makes decisions — not stuck in a silo. PestMetry provides a versioned REST API, signed webhooks, and practical paths for connecting operational systems through APIs, webhooks, exports, and assisted Enterprise SAML SSO.
Connect via API / webhook
Build workflows around the systems you already use
The platforms below are examples of systems that may be connected. They are not presented as native PestMetry integrations, certified integrations, or partnerships.
Warehouse Management (WMS)
Use PestMetry APIs to build workflows that exchange facility and pick-slot data with the warehouse systems your operation uses.
ERP & Business Systems
Build API-based workflows that bring supported PestMetry operational data into an ERP or business system.
3PL & TMS
Use supported API resources and exports to build data-sharing workflows for contract warehouses, tenants, and brand owners.
Communication & Alerts
Send implemented incident, cleaning, and work-order events to communication or alerting systems through signed webhooks.
Analytics & BI
Use supported API resources and exports to build analytics and cross-facility reporting workflows in your BI environment.
Food Safety & QMS
Use supported APIs and exports to build workflows that bring PestMetry records into quality and audit-preparation systems.
Identity Systems
Enterprise SAML SSO is available with assisted provisioning, configuration, testing, and activation.
Calendar & Scheduling
Build calendar workflows from supported PestMetry API data or scheduled report outputs.
Storage & Documents
Build export and document-storage workflows using PestMetry data, APIs, and a separately scoped custom implementation.
Automation Platforms
Use implemented incident, cleaning, and work-order webhook events to trigger compatible automation workflows.
Spreadsheets & Reporting
Export supported incident, sanitation, device, and work-order data for spreadsheet and reporting workflows.
Monitoring & On-Call
Build alerting workflows from implemented incident, cleaning, and work-order webhook events.
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Current integration capabilities
Use currently available APIs, webhooks, exports, reporting infrastructure, and assisted SAML SSO to support defined integration workflows.
REST API
Versioned JSON endpoints currently cover facilities, pick slots, incidents, cleanings, and work orders, with supported create or update operations varying by resource.
Signed Webhooks
Receive incident.created, incident.resolved, cleaning.logged, work_order.assigned, and work_order.completed events. Payloads are signed with HMAC-SHA256 and delivery uses retry and backoff handling.
Managed API Keys
Create revocable keys with organization isolation, creator-permission enforcement, per-IP and per-key rate limiting, and last-used tracking.
Single Sign-On
Enterprise SAML SSO is available with assisted provisioning, setup, testing, and activation.
Bulk Export
Export supported operational data to CSV and use scheduled report infrastructure for recurring reporting workflows.
Delivery Visibility
Review webhook delivery history while retry and backoff handling supports reliable delivery to HTTPS endpoints.
How it works
From API key to your first request quickly
Generate an API key
Create a revocable key in Company Settings → API Keys. Requests remain within the organization and are enforced against the key creator's permissions.
Call the REST API
Authenticate with your key and call versioned endpoints under /api/public/v1 for facilities, pick slots, incidents, cleanings, and work orders.
Subscribe to webhooks
Register an HTTPS endpoint for implemented incident, cleaning, or work-order events, then verify each HMAC-SHA256 signature. Delivery history, retry, and backoff are available.
Validate your workflow
Test the requests and events your workflow uses, review webhook delivery history, and revoke or replace keys when required.
Custom integration support is available for Enterprise deployments.
If your team relies on a named enterprise platform, homegrown WMS, proprietary QMS, or legacy audit system, requirements, implementation scope, timeline, and any additional fees are determined during technical discovery.