Understand SentriLock's vendor-gated API access model for lockbox and showing data integrations
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Steps
Identify which SentriLock API applies: the MLS API for lockbox assignment/access retrieval, or the Showing Feedback API for access activity
Contact SentriLock support to request vendor integration approval, since access is granted per-vendor rather than via self-serve signup
Confirm your product falls under a supported vendor category such as MLS systems, membership systems, showing call centers, or feedback vendors
Review the reciprocal data-sharing requirement, since providers of secondary access must return equivalent data and functions in real time
Design the integration around SentriConnect or SentriKey RE as the access mechanism for end users
Known gotchas
SentriLock discontinued third-party integrations to its One Day Code API on September 1, 2023; new lockbox access flows must route through SentriConnect or SentriKey RE
There is no public self-serve API key; every integration requires direct vendor approval from SentriLock
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