Leap CRM API Guide for Contractors (Formerly JobProgress)

One-line verdict: First, the name: JobProgress is now Leap CRM — and Leap doesn’t hand you an API key. Connections run through its partner list and Zapier. Openness: 2 / 5 — rated 2 because no public API or developer documentation appears in the vendor’s own materials, while named partner integrations and a real Zapier bridge keep it off the floor.

The connection that works

The product itself changed. JobProgress’s own site carries the banner “JobProgress is now Leap CRM,” and the successor product — Leap CRM, alongside its SalesPro app — covers sales through production for home-improvement businesses. If a tool or a salesperson offers you a “JobProgress integration,” they’re describing a product that no longer sells under that name.

Direct connection: none documented. We found no developer documentation, API reference, or documented API credentials anywhere in Leap’s or JobProgress’s own materials — no endpoints, no auth model, no rate limits, because there is no public API presented to build against. A third-party integration document describes a token flow inside one partner’s setup; that is not a vendor source, and under this directory’s standard it does not verify a public API.

What the vendor does name is partners. Leap’s pages list 35+ partner integrations — QuickBooks, EagleView, Hover, CompanyCam, SRS Distribution, Angi Leads, and Zapier among them — and note the Team plan includes all integrations at no extra cost for access. Those are vendor-arranged connections: each does the one job it was built for.

Bridge apps: Leap’s own partner page confirms the Leap ↔ Zapier connection (“connect to 5,000+ apps”). Zapier’s Leap CRM listings (bridge evidence) show triggers for New Customer, New Lead, and Job Workflow Stage Changed, and actions to Create Lead and Create Customer. Several listings still carry legacy JobProgress wording — same product lineage. No Make app was found.

Can automate

• Lead and customer copies out — a new lead or customer in Leap can be copied into your spreadsheet, CRM, or follow-up tool through Zapier, per Leap’s own example.
• Lead intake — leads from forms, ads, and measurement tools can be created in Leap through the bridge.
• Stage-change signals — a job moving workflow stages can trigger the next step elsewhere.
• Partner-shaped jobs — measurements (EagleView, Hover), photos (CompanyCam), and books (QuickBooks) move through Leap’s named partner connections.

Can’t automate

• Anything through a direct API — UNVERIFIED. No public API, auth model, or endpoints are documented by the vendor for contacts, jobs, estimates, invoices, or payments.
• Estimate or invoice automation — no estimate or invoice triggers or actions appear in the bridge listings either. Money follow-up runs outside Leap.
• Webhooks from Leap itself — none are documented. (Workflows that POST through “Webhooks by Zapier” are Zapier’s app firing, not a Leap webhook feature.)
• Make automations — no Leap CRM or JobProgress app was found on Make.
• Buying a standalone “JobProgress” connection — the product is Leap CRM now; contracts and quotes should say so.

Hidden gate: There is no JobProgress to connect to anymore — it is Leap CRM now, and Leap does not hand you an API key; connections go through its partner list and Zapier. Anything deeper has to be built around it, not inside it.

Build fit — what this platform supports well

• Speed-to-Lead — workable through the bridge: new leads flow in and out, and follow-up runs in the connected tool.
• Estimate Follow-Up / Invoice Chase — not on documented connections: no estimate or invoice events exist on the bridge; follow-up runs on our messaging layer off stage changes and your own records.
• Missed-Call / After-Hours Capture — works around the edges: a captured call becomes a lead or customer via Zapier.
• Review Engine — like every platform here, Leap CRM has no verified reviews API, so the review ask runs on our system triggered by a job-completion signal — a workflow stage change can supply it.

What this means for your shop

If you’re on Leap CRM (or still calling it JobProgress), your automation lives on the bridge and the partner list: leads and customers move, stages signal, and the rest runs outside. That’s workable for front-of-pipeline follow-up. Just scope any builder’s quote to the Zapier surface and the partners you actually use — and make sure the paperwork uses the product’s current name.