Migrate from BookingSync
Moving a property manager off BookingSync: they sign in to BookingSync on the hosted page, and their data is copied into a workspace you read with the regular API. Nothing changes in their BookingSync account.
Start a migration from BookingSync
curl https://api.repull.dev/v1/connect \
-H "Authorization: Bearer sk_live_YOUR_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"purpose": "migrate",
"redirectUrl": "https://yourapp.com/onboarding/migrated",
"workspace": { "name": "Seaside Rentals" },
"allowedProviders": ["bookingsync"]
}'The hosted page asks for exactly what BookingSync needs to grant access — see connecting BookingSync for where the property manager finds it.
What comes across
| Properties | Name, address and occupancy. Descriptions, photos and amenities are not mapped. | |
| House rules | Check-in/out times. | |
| Fees | Total price only — no cleaning fee / tax / host-fee breakdown. | |
| Guests | Name, email and phone from each reservation. | |
| Reservations | Past and future stays: dates, status, guest count, total price, source channel. | |
| Conversations | Conversation threads with every message. | |
| Calendar | Availability per night. | |
| Nightly rates | Nightly price and minimum stay per night; no rate plans or seasonal rules. |
Not carried from BookingSync: photos, amenities, rooms & beds, taxes, owners, payments, channel links. Set these up in the destination — the migration report lists them so your onboarding can prompt for them.
Airbnb, Booking.com and VRBO
BookingSync does not expose its channel links, so the property manager matches each channel listing to its property when reconnecting the channels in your product. See channel links and cutover.