Create a closing and upload documents to Snapdocs from a Loan Origination System using Snapdocs Connect
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Steps
Authenticate to Snapdocs Connect and cache your OAuth bearer token per the documented caching guidance rather than re-requesting per call.
Create a closing via the API, including borrower/POA/trust/LLC party mapping as needed for the file type.
Upload closing documents and, where applicable, eNote data mapped to the MISMO format Snapdocs expects.
Subscribe to Snapdocs' webhook events (e.g., borrower preview, eSign, notary events) to track closing status changes in near real time.
Use the status and scanbacks endpoints to check closing progress and download signed documents once execution completes.
Known gotchas
Bearer tokens should be cached and reused per Snapdocs' documented guidance — requesting a new token on every call is explicitly discouraged.
POA, trust, and LLC signer scenarios each have distinct mapping requirements — a generic borrower payload won't cover them correctly.
Webhook events are split across borrower/eSign/notary/other categories, so subscribe to the specific event group your workflow needs rather than assuming one feed covers everything.
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