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The Trassets Data API organises real-estate data into six domains, matching the category tags exposed by the API itself (GET /catalog lists them live). Each domain contains normalised category endpoints under /{category}/{table}, plus corresponding raw tables under /raw/{table_name} for bulk export.

Property

Objects, property-creditor services, the property structure tree, and technical objects.

Contracts

Rental debits, debit diffs, service contracts, and contract ends.

Accounting

Chart of accounts, booking headers and positions, budgets, and account-range mappings.

Depreciation

Fixed assets and their depreciation postings.

Operations

Notifications, offers, orders, and projects.

Stakeholder

Creditors, employees, owners, and tenants.
Two domains referenced in earlier drafts of this documentation — Meters and Market Data — do not exist as live API categories. There is no meter-reading or consumption-data endpoint, and no market-benchmark endpoint. The only trace of metering in the current data model is an is_meter flag on individual technical_objects rows; utility consumption history is processed in a separate, internal pipeline that is not exposed through this API. Do not build integrations against a Meters or Market Data endpoint — they will 404.

How the domains connect

property_id is the primary join key. Every domain except Stakeholder.creditor carries property_id, so any record can be attributed back to a property in Property.properties.

Join keys in detail

Cardinalities above describe the intended data model (1:N via foreign key columns). They are not independently verified against live row counts — if you rely on strict uniqueness for a key, validate it against your own dataset first.