Determine whether CSC's eRecording platform exposes a self-serve API and what onboarding path a high-volume document submitter must follow to integrate.
domain: cscglobal.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Fetch cscglobal.com/service/erecording/guide-to-erecording-solutions/ for CSC's current eRecording guide covering solutions, jurisdictions, and best practices.
Note that CSC eRecording supports direct integrations with title production systems (e.g., SoftPro, RamQuest, AccuTitle, Resware) and offers custom API integrations for large-volume submitters to push data/images into the platform.
Check CSC's blog at blog.cscglobal.com for periodic 'eRecording Updates for CSC' posts, which list newly added or changed county jurisdictions.
Confirm there is no publicly published API reference or OpenAPI spec — integration is arranged through a CSC eRecording specialist.
Plan to contact CSC directly for API credentials and jurisdiction-specific onboarding rather than expecting self-serve documentation.
Known gotchas
CSC (Corporation Service Company) eRecording is a different product line from CSC's registered-agent/UCC business — confirm you're on the /service/erecording/ path, not a corporate-services page.
Jurisdiction coverage changes frequently (CSC publishes near-weekly update posts); do not treat any snapshot of supported counties as static.
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