Wheelhouse
Wheelhouse is closing the last gaps between its app and the API other companies build on.
◆Recent moves
- 1d ago
API & MCP: Aggregated Metrics for Segments
The segment aggregated-metrics endpoint announced in July now ships with the parts that make it usable for managers: coverage of shared and managed listings, and conversion of every monetary metric into a requested currency. Reaching it through MCP means the same rollup answers a plain-English question from an assistant.
- 7d ago
Webhooks: Revenue Intelligence, pushed to you
Webhooks flip the integration model from polling to push, with recommendations, reservation ingestion and flag detection as the three launch events and a subscription that pauses itself after repeated failures. It is the piece partners needed before a real-time feed into a warehouse was practical.
- 11d ago
Scoreboard Endpoint: Rank Listings by any KPI
Scoreboards returns a ranked list of properties for any of thirty-plus metrics over a chosen window, with filters and ordering handled in one call instead of several. Ranking on the server is what makes portfolio questions answerable from an assistant without pulling every listing first.
- 22d ago
OTAmiser: Free Audit Tool for Wheelhouse Users
A partnership announcement rather than a product change: Wheelhouse covers the cost of an Otamiser listing audit for its users. It touches listing optimization, which sits beside revenue management rather than inside it.
- 1mo ago
RM API: Dynamic Sets, Segment Metrics, Notification Settings & Higher Rate Limits
Dynamic Sets become buildable end to end through the API, notification preferences get read and write endpoints, and the default rate limit rises to sixty requests a minute. The release claims every known gap between the app and the RM API is closed — the aggregated metrics endpoint announced here is what this month's release finishes.
- 1mo ago
Wheelhouse API Partners launches with IntelliHost
IntelliHost is the first named partner building on the RM API, reviewing a portfolio each morning, flagging underpriced dates and pushing approved rate changes back into Wheelhouse from Slack. It demonstrates the strategy the API releases keep implying: Wheelhouse as the pricing engine underneath someone else's interface.