PMS connections use provider-specific flows for operators who already manage their inventory in systems such as Guesty or Hospitable. You can reach those flows from Connect PMS in bulk import or from vendor integrations.
If your listing data lives in a spreadsheet or on pages your team controls, bulk import offers CSV upload and owned listing links. The same screen also offers Connect PMS. Customers who can provide API access to their existing PMS can separately request white-glove migration support. This post covers PMS connections: your inventory already lives inside a PMS.
Review synced listings before relying on them. They should not publish blindly.
How the PMS Connection Works
Open vendor integrations to review the available connection for your PMS. Guesty and Hospitable use provider-specific setup flows. A connection can match existing properties or import selected listings as drafts; the chosen mode determines the effect. Review the selection and any existing-property matches before starting.
Review Like a Monthly-Rental Operator
Check whether copy that arrives through a PMS sync needs changes for a monthly-rental listing. A short-stay description may sell atmosphere but miss the details a monthly renter needs.
Check rent, dates, furnishing level, utilities, parking, pets, internet, workspace, photos, neighborhood context, and anything that could confuse a tenant. Then review the results in vendor listings.
This is where the human pass matters. A property may sync successfully and still read like it belongs somewhere else. The monthly-rental version should answer how someone will live there for weeks or months, not just why the place looks nice for a long weekend.
Where the Work Goes After Sync
A PMS connection can support ongoing synchronization after intake, including calendar updates where enabled. Review the connection’s settings and sync status; a successful initial import does not prove that every field remains synchronized or that dates are bookable.

