Confirm Horizon (Carson Dunlop's inspection software) does not publish a public developer API before scoping an integration
domain: carsondunlop.com · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Check Horizon's official product pages (carsondunlop.com/horizon and its Report Writing / Integrated Scheduling / Automated Marketing subpages) — none reference a developer API, webhook system, or public docs
Treat third-party 'integrations' directory listings (which list things like Google Calendar, HomeBinder, ISN, and RecallChek as Horizon integrations) as unverified marketing-directory content rather than confirmation of a documented API, since these listings are not sourced from Horizon's own documentation
Contact Carson Dunlop support (support.carsondunlop.com) directly to ask whether a private data-export or partner integration path exists for your specific need
Do not budget engineering time against a 'Horizon API' until you have direct written confirmation of endpoints/auth from Carson Dunlop
Known gotchas
This is a negative finding based on Horizon's own product pages not mentioning a public API — it is possible an undisclosed private/partner integration exists that simply isn't publicly documented
Don't conflate 'Horizon integrates with X' (a business relationship or manual export) with 'Horizon has an API for X' (programmatic access) — available public evidence only supports the former
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