Corrigo API
Corrigo is JLL's cloud-based CMMS for enterprise facilities management, powering work order automation, asset and location records, vendor orchestration, and invoice reconciliation across multi-site portfolios. An unofficial API lets you programmatically pull work orders, assets, locations, vendors, technicians, and invoices—and push updates like work order acceptance, completion, quotes, and attachments back into Corrigo.
What is Corrigo?
Corrigo is a cloud-based Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) developed by JLL (Jones Lang LaSalle) for enterprise facilities management across multi-site portfolios. Facilities teams use Corrigo to automate work order creation and routing, manage assets and locations, schedule preventative maintenance, orchestrate vendors and service providers, equip mobile technicians, and reconcile invoices—serving retail, corporate real estate, healthcare, education, hospitality, and industrial sectors.
Core product areas include:
- Work Order Management & Automation (AI-driven scheduling, automated approvals, real-time cost validation)
- Enterprise Asset Management (centralized asset/location records, service history, preventative maintenance, QR/barcode scanning)
- Mobile technician applications with offline support and photo attachments
- Vendor management and invoice reconciliation
- Business intelligence and analytics dashboards, with CAFM and ERP integration
Common data entities:
- Work Orders (receive, accept, reject, start, pause, complete, reopen)
- Assets, Equipment, and Locations
- Service Providers / Vendors and Technicians
- Invoices, Quotes, and Custom Fields
- Attachments, Checklists, Procedures, Messages, and Internal Notes
- Parts and Inventory, Repair Categories and Codes
The Corrigo Integration Challenge
Corrigo offers CorrigoPro Direct and Corrigo Enterprise REST APIs, but operationalizing them into resilient, automation-ready integrations across customers is non-trivial:
- OAuth 2.0 onboarding and scoping: API access requires provisioned credentials and scoping your integration before you can poll or receive work orders
- Customer-specific reference data: equipment lists, repair categories, and codes are defined per customer—generic integrations break when a customer requires a specific asset or code
- Two API surfaces: CorrigoPro Direct (provider/network workflows) and Corrigo Enterprise differ in object models, endpoints, and lifecycle states
- Work order lifecycle complexity: accept, reject, start, pause, complete, and reopen transitions each carry concurrency and state-validation rules
- Mobile-first technician data: photos, check-in/out, and offline-captured updates surface asynchronously and must be reconciled
- Invoice and quote concurrency: editing and submitting invoices requires careful concurrency handling to avoid overwriting customer-side changes
- Attachment and checklist workflows: work order attachments, procedures, and checklists need careful upload/download and completion handling
How Supergood Creates Corrigo APIs
Supergood reverse-engineers authenticated flows alongside Corrigo's CorrigoPro Direct and Corrigo Enterprise REST APIs to deliver a resilient, normalized API layer for your Corrigo environment—across work order, asset, vendor, and invoice workflows.
- Handles OAuth 2.0 credentials and integration scoping securely in a managed session
- Maintains session continuity with automated refresh and change detection
- Normalizes responses across Work Orders, Assets, Vendors, and Invoices so you integrate once and rely on consistent objects
- Resolves customer-specific equipment lists, repair categories, and codes to keep integrations compliant across customers
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Getting Started
- Schedule Integration Assessment
Book a 30-minute session to confirm your Corrigo edition, modules, and authentication model.
- Supergood Generates and Validates Your API
We deliver a production-ready Corrigo adapter tailored to your work order, asset, and vendor workflows.
- Deploy with Monitoring
Go live with continuous monitoring and automatic adjustments as Corrigo evolves.
API Endpoints
Authentication
/authenticateAuthenticate to a Corrigo environment using OAuth 2.0 credentials and obtain a session token for downstream calls.
Work Orders
/work_ordersList and poll work orders with filters for status, location, priority, and assigned technician.
Work Orders
/create_work_orderCreate a work order or accept and update its lifecycle state (accept, reject, start, pause, complete, reopen).
Assets
/assetsRetrieve assets, equipment, and location records along with service history and customer-specific equipment lists.
Invoices
/invoicesPull invoices and quotes with concurrency tokens for safe edit and submission workflows.
Vendors
/vendorsList service providers, vendors, and technicians with assignment, skill, and availability details.
Use Cases
Sync work orders into your CMMS or ERP
- Poll or receive work orders from Corrigo customers via webhook and create matching records downstream - Push accept, reject, start, complete, and reopen transitions back into Corrigo - Stream work order status and cost events to BI and reporting tools
Centralize asset and location records
- Pull assets, equipment, and location records with service history into a single warehouse - Resolve customer-specific equipment lists so technicians log the correct asset - Trigger preventative maintenance workflows when asset thresholds are reached
Automate vendor invoicing and quotes
- Retrieve, edit, and submit invoices with concurrency handling to avoid overwrites - Submit and track quotes against work orders and approvals - Reconcile vendor invoices against general ledger and AP systems
Orchestrate technicians and attachments
- Sync technician check-in/out, photos, and offline-captured updates as they surface - Upload and manage work order attachments, checklists, and procedures - Route assignments based on skill, availability, and priority
Technical Specifications
Authentication
OAuth 2.0 credentials handled in a managed, scoped session
Connectivity
CorrigoPro Direct and Corrigo Enterprise REST APIs plus authenticated flows where surfaced by the customer
Response format
Normalized JSON across Work Order, Asset, Vendor, and Invoice objects
Rate limits
Adaptive throttling tuned to your Corrigo environment to avoid platform-side limits
Session management
Automatic token refresh, credential rotation, and re-authentication handling
Data freshness
Near real-time pulls for work orders, assets, and invoices with optional scheduled batch syncs
Security
Encrypted credential vault, scoped access tokens, SOC 2-aligned controls, and audit logging
Webhooks
Event-style callbacks for work order state changes, invoice updates, attachments, and technician check-in/out
Latency
Sub-second reads on cached entities; multi-second writes when posting work order and invoice transactions
Throughput
Horizontally scaled workers sized to multi-site work order and asset volume
Reliability
Retry, backoff, and idempotency keys for work order transitions and invoice submissions
Adaptation
Continuous monitoring of Corrigo releases and customer-specific reference data drift
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Supergood normalizes data across both the CorrigoPro Direct network surface and the Corrigo Enterprise REST API, so you integrate work orders, assets, and invoices once across both editions.
Each customer is profiled against its configured equipment lists, repair categories, and codes. Supergood resolves these customer-specific values rather than forcing a generic schema, so technicians log the correct asset and code.
Yes. Supergood supports both polling and webhook-style callbacks for work order creation and state changes, so new and updated work orders flow into your downstream CMMS or ERP as they happen.
Invoices and quotes are pulled with concurrency tokens and submitted with idempotency keys, so edits and submissions don't overwrite customer-side changes.
Supergood works with your existing Corrigo credentials and entitlements. We handle OAuth 2.0 onboarding and integration scoping against the surfaces your account already has access to.