Turno publishes a documented External API v2, but access is granted by Turno rather than self-serve. The reference is published as a Postman collection and covers the operational core of turnovers: which cleaning happens when, who accepted it, and what the checklist shows. Because Turno approves callers individually, the path for a custom tool starts with a conversation rather than a signup form.
What the Turno API exposes
Turno sits at the operational center of a turnover, which makes its API unusually interesting for anyone building ops tooling. According to Turno's External API v2 documentation (turnoverbnb.com), published as a Postman collection at apidocs.turnoverbnb.com, the documented resources cover properties, cleaning projects and their scheduling, the cleaners assigned to them, and checklist state.
That combination matters more than a typical PMS read. Reservations tell you when a guest leaves, but Turno tells you whether the turnover actually happened, who did it, and what they reported. A tool answering "which units are at risk for tonight's check-in" needs the second half, and it lives here.
The access model is the catch
Turno grants API access rather than offering a self-serve key, so your route depends on Turno approving you. That is their call to make about their own platform.
Our guide to using Turno with Claude covers the assistant side.
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Looking for the RapidEye inspection API itself, where you send turnover photos or video and get findings back? Its reference is public at api.rapideyeinspections.com/docs.
Quick FAQ
How do you get API access to Turno?
By approval from Turno. They publish a documented External API v2 as a Postman collection at apidocs.turnoverbnb.com, covering properties, cleaning projects, cleaners, and checklists. It is documented rather than open: access is granted by Turno rather than issued self-serve, so approval comes before your first call.
What data can you get out of Turno?
The operational core of a turnover: properties, cleaning projects and their scheduling, which cleaner accepted a job, and checklist state. That is the layer a PMS does not have, because a reservation tells you when a guest leaves while Turno tells you whether the turnover actually happened.
Sources
Sources are named at the publisher level with their root domain, rather than linked or titled; every figure is verifiable at the named source.
- External API v2 documentation, Turno, 2026turnoverbnb.com