Overview
Use HomeBridge customer-property relationships to target interests, reservations, assignments, waitlists, projects, listings, units, and outstanding customer actions.
Capabilities
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Expose dynamic property-lifecycle audience definitions
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Accept parameters such as project_id, listing_id, unit_id, reservation status, assignment state, or action type
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Resolve qualifying HomeBridge customer references with workspace boundaries
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Enrich permitted recipient data through approved identity lookups
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Return previews and provider-owned frozen snapshots
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Support live visibility checks for customer feed content tied to current relationships
Setup Steps (6)
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Step 1
Add the audience-provider capability and common segment controller pattern to HomeBridge.
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Step 2
Declare segments such as customers interested in a project, active reservations, pending reservations, assigned owners, waitlisted customers, and customers awaiting an action.
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Step 3
Define parameter schemas and external lookup dependencies, such as ProjectBoard projects or product listings.
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Limitations
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HomeBridge remains the owner of customer-property and reservation relationships.
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Project names and media should be resolved from ProjectBoard or the listing owner rather than duplicated in audience definitions.
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Financial segments such as overdue balances should be supplied by the payment app that owns the financial record.
FAQs
Can HomeBridge target customers interested in Mandilas Tower?
Yes. The segment requests project_id, the UI resolves a ProjectBoard project, and HomeBridge queries its own interest records before returning preview or snapshot results.
Does EngagementHub query HomeBridge tables?
No. It sends the declared segment code and parameters to HomeBridge’s controller.
Can the same segment be used for portal visibility?
Yes, as a live provider rule when current relationship membership should be evaluated at request time.
Pricing
Free
Free
Growth
USD 29.99 / monthly
Business
USD 79.99 / monthly
Enterprise
USD 199.99 / monthly