New API Endpoints: History, Sync, Segments & Teams

If you're building pricing logic on top of the Wheelhouse RM API, you now have a direct line into how Base Price recommendations have moved over time.

The new endpoint returns a historical log of Base Price settings and recommendations for any listing — so you can track how pricing has evolved, audit changes, or feed historical context into your own tooling without reconstructing it from scratch.

Similarly, you can now pull a day-by-day history of calendar state for any listing — including observed status and posted prices.

This means you can now see, for any date, what price was actually posted and what the observed booking state looked like — a foundational building block if you're building reporting, auditing, or anomaly-detection tools on top of your portfolio's pricing history.

Previously, triggering a fresh price sync for a listing meant waiting on our internal cadence. Now, you can kick off a sync job directly through the API.

This is especially useful if you're building automation that needs pricing to reflect the very latest settings immediately — no more waiting on the next scheduled sync.

Segments — your saved, dynamic portfolio filters — are now fully manageable via the API.

You can create new Segments and edit existing ones programmatically, which means any tooling you're building to manage large or complex portfolios can now define and adjust Segment logic without a manual trip into the Wheelhouse UI.

Teams can now be viewed and managed directly through the API as well. If you're building integrations or internal tools that need to reflect your organization's team structure — who's on which team, and how teams map to portfolios — you can now do that programmatically instead of keeping a manual mirror of it.

Separately from new endpoints, we did a significant pass across the RM API docs to fix mismatches between what the docs described and what the implementation actually does.

If you've hit friction in the past where the docs didn't quite match real behavior, this should meaningfully clean that up.

🥳 Base Price History and Calendar Day History pair well together — combine them to reconstruct a full pricing-and-outcome timeline for any listing, rather than pulling each in isolation.

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All five of these endpoints are live now — which means they're fair game for anything you build during our API Hackathon (July 21–24). Whether you're reconstructing pricing history, automating syncs, or building portfolio tooling around Segments and Teams, this week's additions give you more surface area to work with.