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June strengthens the KODE OS integration ecosystem with a new governed Public API for AssetOps and expanded connectivity for physical security systems. Together, these updates make external integrations more secure, scalable, and easier to manage across enterprise portfolios.

Here’s what’s new.
We’ve introduced a new native Public API for AssetOps, providing a secure, permission-based gateway for external systems to interact with maintenance data and workflows.
What This Enables
Instead of relying on broad API keys, integrations now authenticate through scoped service accounts with action-level permissions.
Organizations can:
This creates a more secure, scalable foundation for connecting CMMS platforms, field service providers, and enterprise applications with AssetOps.
Access Control Integration
KODE OS now integrates with Kantech EntraPass, expanding connectivity across physical security and access control systems.
What This Enables
Access control events and device information can now be brought into KODE OS, allowing organizations to connect physical security alongside building systems, maintenance workflows, and operational analytics.
This expands portfolio visibility while creating new opportunities for integrated workflows across facilities and security teams.
KODE OS continues to expand its integration ecosystem to reduce operational silos and create a connected foundation for enterprise building operations.
From governed APIs to new building system integrations, every release moves us closer to a fully connected operational platform.
More integrations coming soon.
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