PX Accounting connects to Lodgify with an API key from your Lodgify account settings.Documentation Index
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Before you start
You will need:- A Lodgify plan that includes public API access. Some plans do not - if the API key field is empty, you will need to contact Lodgify support to have one provisioned.
- Owner or admin login.
Step 1 - locate your API key
- Sign in to Lodgify.
- Open Settings -> Public API.
- Copy the API key shown on the page.
- Contact Lodgify support and ask them to provision an API key for your account. Self-serve issuance is not always available.
- Confirm your plan includes API access.
Step 2 - paste the key into PX
- In PX, open Settings.
- In the PMS Connection card, pick Lodgify.
- Paste the API key.
- Click Save credentials.
What PX reads from Lodgify
PX has read-only access. The Lodgify key technically carries write scope, but PX never uses it - nothing is written back. Properties - id, name, address, bedrooms / bathrooms / max guests, property type, currency, active flag, thumbnail. Synced on connect, onproperty webhooks, and on Properties -> Sync from Lodgify.
Owners - id, first / last name, email, phone.
Synced with the parent property.
Reservations - id, property, status, check-in / check-out, booking date, guest details, guest count, channel and confirmation code, currency, totals.
Synced on demand, on booking webhooks, and during audits.
Per-charge financial data - line amount and type (accommodation / fee / tax / discount), taxable flag, per-night accommodation breakdown, per-reservation totals, payments.
Synced with the parent reservation; payments also via payment webhooks.
Tax catalog - rates, names, applicability per property.
Synced on Tax Configuration -> Refresh from PMS.
Webhook events - booking created / updated / canceled, property created / updated, payment received / refunded.

