Included Home Depot lead sync

Automatically sync Home Depot Pro Referral leads into Clasp.

Clasp includes the Home Depot / Pro Lead Bridge with the Clasp service. Once your authorized Pro Referral browser connection is healthy, it can automatically capture assigned leads into the selected workspace, keep matching source records from becoming duplicate work, and give your team one place to move from intake to estimate, job, visit, and invoice.

Included with Clasp: your business completes Pro Referral sign-in and any required multifactor step in the browser it authorizes. Clasp shows when the source session needs attention; your team stays in control of every customer-facing decision.

End manual entry without losing the lead context.

Pro Referral is a Home Depot-powered service that matches customers with local Pros. When your team has to copy each referral out of a browser, lead context can be delayed, duplicated, or separated from the estimate and job it should inform. Clasp brings the authorized source lead into the workspace where your team already tracks the work.

That source-specific focus matters. A general Home Depot integration does not necessarily include Pro Referral: ServiceTitan's published Home Depot Home Services Leads Integration documentation expressly says it does not include Pro Referral leads. Confirm the program, account permissions, and workflow before relying on any lead connection.

How Pro Referral lead sync works in Clasp

01 / AUTHORIZE

Sign in where your business controls it

The business signs in to Pro Referral and completes any required multifactor step directly in the browser connection it authorizes. There is no need to hand over copied browser credentials or build on guessed endpoints.

02 / SYNC

Capture assigned leads automatically

With a healthy connection, Pro Lead Bridge captures assigned Home Depot leads into the Clasp workspace that created the connection. Matching source records update instead of creating duplicate work.

03 / REVIEW

Keep source status and context visible

Fresh leads enter the request workflow while source status stays with the record. Your team can see what arrived, decide whether it is complete, and keep the customer and service-location context connected.

04 / WORK

Move from lead to the next job step

Use the Clasp workspace to prepare an estimate, schedule a visit, assign the work, or create an invoice when it is appropriate. Lead sync supports the workflow; it does not automatically quote, book, message, or change a source-platform status.

A clear connection boundary

Lead sync you can use.
Boundaries you can see.

Clasp is independent of Home Depot and does not call Pro Lead Bridge an official Home Depot API integration or partnership. The workflow is a browser-assisted lead-sync option for a business that authorizes its own source session.

Need the public-documentation answer too? Read the evidence-dated Home Depot Pro Referral API and lead-sync guide.

What you need to set up the included plugin

An active Pro Referral account that your business is authorized to use.
A person who can complete source-platform sign-in and any required multifactor challenge in the designated browser connection.
A clear owner for connection-health follow-up, duplicate review, and customer-response decisions.
Approval to bring the minimum required lead details into your own Clasp workspace, consistent with the source platform's terms and your business's privacy obligations.
A plan for the exception path: what the team does if the source session expires, a lead is incomplete, or the connection needs attention.

Put your next Pro Referral lead in the same workflow as the job.

Start a Clasp workspace, then set up the included Home Depot / Pro Lead Bridge for the Pro Referral account your business is authorized to use. Use support if you need to confirm the current setup boundary for your account.

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Home Depot and Pro Referral are trademarks of their respective owners. This page was substantively reviewed on October 2, 2026 and should not be read as Home Depot endorsement or legal advice.