Request API access to Property Inspect's Developer Programme for inspection sync
domain: developer.propertyinspect.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Submit a Developer Access Request through Property Inspect's Developer Programme form, describing your use case and the systems involved
Select the data and scopes you need (e.g., Properties, Inspections, Reports, Actions/Tasks) and specify read or write access
Indicate whether you need sandbox/test access and your expected monthly call volume
Wait for Property Inspect's review of your use case, account eligibility, and requested scopes
Once approved, receive OAuth application setup guidance, scoped API credentials, and the REST API reference documentation
Register your OAuth application using the provided guidance before making authenticated calls within your approved scopes
Known gotchas
The API is not public or self-serve — per Property Inspect's own FAQ the docs themselves are only issued after approval
For simple workflows (notifications, task creation, basic handoffs), Property Inspect explicitly recommends using their Zapier integration instead of applying for API access
Approved scopes limit what you can actually call — request every scope (properties, clients, inspections, reports, actions, users/teams) you'll need upfront since access is scope-gated
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