CommanderAI Opens API for Waste Operations Software

Aug 11, 2026
CommanderAI released an open API that connects its sales and CRM platform with routing, dispatching, ERP, customer support, and billing systems for waste haulers, recyclers, and scrap operators.

CommanderAI has released an open API for waste haulers, recyclers, and scrap operators to connect its sales and CRM platform with routing, dispatching, ERP, customer support, and billing systems, the company announced in a press release.

The API lets customers sync account and deal data from CommanderAI into existing operations systems when new accounts are created or deal stages change. It includes endpoints for accounts and deals, webhooks for notifications and token refreshes, and payload signature verification.

CommanderAI said the API is available now for customers and partners. The company also provides documentation and code examples, including guides for fetching data by URL and listing deals with NodeJS.

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