Get your property data flowing, no code required
Connect syncs Entrata, RealPage, AppFolio, and the rest of your proptech stack to your data warehouse automatically, with 124+ pre-built connectors.
Your Proptech Stack
Data Warehouses
Why operators choose Propexo
Live in Days, Not Quarters
Deploy Connect in days. No engineering team required. Just point, click, and your data starts flowing.
Your Whole Stack, One Warehouse
Entrata, RealPage, AppFolio, Buildium, and the rest of your proptech stack land in Snowflake, BigQuery, or Databricks, in an account you own.
Built for Property Operations
Purpose-built for multifamily. Not a generic ETL tool adapted for real estate. Built from the ground up for property data.
Which platforms offer unified integrations for a multifamily tech stack?
Propexo Connect is the managed integration layer for a multifamily tech stack. Pre-built connectors extract data from the systems you already run (PMS, leasing, maintenance, payments, and the categories around them) and load it into a warehouse you own. Fivetran and Airbyte do not carry those connectors. The Unified API, our other product, returns one schema across the major property management systems.
The operational data on each property is locked in the vendor that collected it. Connect gets it out. We build and maintain 124 connectors, so auth, pagination, rate limits, and schema drift are ours to fix, and the data lands in Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks, or another warehouse you own. See Connect for the product, or browse the connector catalog for the full list.
Fivetran and Airbyte are the right tools for Salesforce and HubSpot, and neither lists Yardi, RealPage, or Entrata as a native connector. Cherre answers a different question, what the market is doing rather than what your properties are doing, so Connect feeds a warehouse alongside it rather than replacing it. The Fivetran and Cherre comparisons cover when each one wins.
How do you connect every property management system together?
You do not wire Yardi to RealPage to Entrata. Each one is extracted into a warehouse you own, and queries run across all of them. Connect handles the extraction and the ongoing sync. Making a unit in Yardi mean the same thing as a unit in Entrata is modeling you do in the warehouse, or a read through the Unified API for the PMS platforms it covers.
Connect lands each source in its own shape. The data is raw across the catalog, with a normalized layer only for the property management systems the Unified API supports. The how-to walks through landing Yardi, RealPage, and Entrata in one warehouse, and the Unified API page covers the normalized product.
Connect your entire tech stack
From your property management system to your data warehouse, on connectors we build and maintain
Leave with your
90-day AI roadmap.
A complimentary half-day working session at your office. Propexo's founders fly to you, spend four hours with your senior operating and data team, and send you home with a prioritized AI roadmap you can take to leadership on Monday.
No pitch. No invoice. Four cohorts per year.
What you leave with
- 01
A prioritized AI roadmap
8 to 12 candidate initiatives scored on impact, feasibility, and data readiness.
- 02
A 90-day execution sketch
For your top three initiatives, with dependencies, owners, and data requirements.
- 03
A data readiness assessment
An honest read on how close your current stack is to supporting what you want to build.
For top-50 operators or 15,000+ units under management.
Proptech developers: build one PMS integration with the Unified API
One API for AppFolio, Yardi, RealPage, Entrata, and the rest of the supported list. Normalized data models, webhooks, and sandbox environments, so you build the integration once.
GET /v1/residents?property_id=prop_12345
{
"data": [
{
"id": "res_98765",
"first_name": "Jane",
"last_name": "Cooper",
"unit": "204B",
"lease_status": "active",
"move_in_date": "2024-06-15"
}
],
"pagination": { "total": 342, "page": 1 }
}Frequently asked questions
What platforms offer unified integrations for multifamily tech stacks?
Propexo Connect is the managed integration layer for a multifamily tech stack. It ships 124 pre-built connectors that extract data from the systems you already run (PMS, leasing, maintenance, payments, and the categories around them) and load it into a warehouse you own. Fivetran and Airbyte cover mainstream SaaS and databases, not Yardi, RealPage, or Entrata. Cherre sits one layer up, on market data rather than the operational systems on each property. The Unified API, Propexo's other product, returns one consistent schema across the major property management systems.
How can operators connect every property management system together?
You do not connect the property management systems to each other. Each one is extracted into a warehouse you own, and you query across them there. Connect handles the extraction for Yardi, RealPage, Entrata, AppFolio, MRI Software, and the rest of the catalog. Making a unit in Yardi mean the same thing as a unit in Entrata is either modeling you do downstream, or a read through the Unified API for the PMS platforms it covers.
What are the best tools to sync property management data?
The one that already has a connector for the systems you run. General-purpose ELT catalogs skip Yardi, RealPage, and Entrata, so teams either build custom connectors or pick a property-specific tool. Connect is the property-specific tool. It is managed extract-and-load into Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks, or another warehouse you own, and the modeling that makes those feeds comparable is still yours unless you are on the Unified API for supported PMS platforms.
Does Connect normalize data from every property system?
No. Connect extracts and loads raw data across the catalog. A normalized layer exists only for the property management systems the Unified API supports. Everything else lands in its source system's own structure, and you model it in the warehouse when you need it comparable across systems.