Eden API
No public API. Eden's integration surface is inbound and prebuilt: SAML SSO, SCIM, HRIS sync, access-control writebacks, calendar sync, and Slack or Teams notifications. Getting occupancy, visitor, or ticket data out programmatically means CSV export or asking Eden support.
Frequently asked questions
Eden scores C on the API Report Card. No public API. Eden's integration surface is inbound and prebuilt: SAML SSO, SCIM, HRIS sync, access-control writebacks, calendar sync, and Slack or Teams notifications. Getting occupancy, visitor, or ticket data out programmatically means CSV export or asking Eden support.
Eden has an official API, but teams routinely hit its limits: gated access, partial coverage, or paid tiers. Most end up supplementing it with exports or an unofficial API layer like Supergood.
Eden (marketed as 'Eden Workplace,' product domain edenworkplace.com) is a modular hybrid-workplace management SaaS that bundles five core workplace-operations modules under one platform and one login: (1) Desk Booking, hot-desk and assigned-desk reservation with interactive floor plans, neighborhoods, wayfinding, capacity controls and social-distancing rules; (2) Room Scheduling, conference-room booking with auto-release for no-shows, tablet check-in displays, and Google/Outlook calendar sync; (3) Visitor Management, visitor pre-registration, kiosk and self-service sign-in, NDA / document e-signature at check-in, ID/badge printing, host notifications via Slack/Teams/email, watchlists and health-screening questionnaires; (4) Deliveries, mailroom and package intake via the mobile admin app (scan, capture photo, auto-OCR recipient name), real-time package inventory, automated recipient notifications, and pickup confirmation; (5) Internal Ticketing, service-request / help-desk for IT, facilities and workplace teams with cross-departmental routing, Slack/Teams routing, and assignee notifications.
Vertical: misc (horizontal workplace-operations / hybrid-work SaaS, Eden serves any company that runs a physical office, regardless of industry; it does not carry an industry-specific compliance layer like an EHR, GRC, or insurance platform would, so it does not map cleanly to a vertical singleSelect). A typical Eden deployment looks like this: a People Operations / Workplace lead at a 200-1,500-person tech company rolls out Eden across 1-10 office locations.
5/10.
Yes, for the ~1,000 customers running on Eden, the platform owns the daily operating record of the physical office: who reserved which desk on which day (and the historical pattern of office attendance per employee, which feeds RTO / compliance reporting), which conference rooms were booked and who showed up vs. no-showed (Eden's auto-release timestamp data), every external visitor who entered the building (with NDA / document signature, ID capture, badge issuance, host attribution, and timestamp, this is the visitor compliance trail used for audits, security investigations, and emergency mustering), every inbound package (recipient, vendor, timestamp, photo, pickup status, the mailroom chain of custody), every internal IT / facilities / HR ticket (assignee, status, SLA timing, resolution notes), and the access-control writebacks to Brivo / Kisi / Openpath that grant building and door access.
Founded 2015 in San Francisco by Joe Du Bey (CEO) and Kyle Wilkinson (CTO); launched out of Y Combinator originally as an on-demand consumer tech-support / handyman marketplace, then pivoted within the first year to a B2B office-management services marketplace, and then again pivoted to its current pure-SaaS hybrid-workplace software identity, eventually rebranding as 'Eden Workplace' on the edenworkplace.com domain.
No public REST API, no OpenAPI spec, no SDK, no developer portal, third-party API tracker lists Eden Workplace but every technical field (REST/GraphQL, auth, rate limits, base endpoint, sandbox) is empty. No documented public webhook catalog, events like 'visitor checked in,' 'package received,' 'desk booked,' 'ticket created,' 'no-show on room booking' are surfaced to Slack/Teams notifications but not as customer-subscribable webhooks with documented payloads. Full sourced list under Sources below.
Common alternatives include Envoy, Robin, OfficeSpace Software, Condeco (Eptura), Skedda, Tactic. Graded alternatives appear under "More from the report card" below.
Grades measure one thing: can a customer's engineering team get their own data out programmatically? We check six things (whether a real API exists, how access is gated, data coverage, auth quality, docs and developer experience, and stability) and roll them into a letter grade. Grades get re-verified, and they only move on evidence.
Yes. Supergood maintains an unofficial Eden API and MCP server so AI agents and internal tools can read and write Eden data. See the Eden integration docs at supergood.ai/docs/eden-api.