API Integration
Scale Your Lending Operations with Rabbet’s API Integrations
Sync construction loan administration data across your Core, LOS, and BI tools through secure, API-first integrations, so your portfolio stays in balance and your team stops rekeying data.
Custom-Engineered Solutions
Every integration is a custom project scoped, built, tested, and launched specifically for your team.
Scoped for Success:
We work with you to define a precise Statement of Work (SOW) before a single line of code is written.
Professional Service Model
Integrations are delivered as custom implementations and require additional services and cost.
Built for modern construction lenders
Tailored Connectivity for Your Tech Stack
Rabbet is designed to bridge the gap between your system of record and your daily construction workflows through consultative, custom builds.
Core Banking Systems
Sync key loan and funding data into your core to reduce duplicate entry and keep balances and audit trails aligned.
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Note: All core integrations are delivered as custom implementations and require additional services and cost.
Loan Origination Systems
Bring borrower, loan, and project data into Rabbet and push status updates back, so origination and servicing stay in sync.
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Note: All LOS integrations are delivered as custom implementations and require additional services and cost.
Business Intelligence Date Warehouse
Export operational data for portfolio reporting in your BI tools and data warehouse, so leadership gets consistent, trusted views.
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Note: All core integrations are delivered as custom implementations and require additional services and cost.
Proccess
How Custom Integrations Work
Because every bank's environment is different, we do not offer "plug-and-play" connectors. Instead, we follow a rigorous partner-based implementation process:
Step
01
Discovery & Mapping
We assess your current systems, data models, and workflows to define the integration scope.
Step
02
SOW Agreement
Based on discovery, we define priority workflows (e.g., boarding, draw activity) and agree upon a formal Statement of Work.
Step
03
Custom Build & Configuration
Our team builds connectors configured to your specific environment and data dictionary.
Step
04
Testing & Validation
Rigorous testing in staging environments ensures data accuracy and
system reliability.
Step
05
Launch & Support
Go-live with dedicated documentation and a support handoff for
continued success.
See what an integration could look like for your bank
Talk with our team to map your core + LOS environment and define a practical integration scope for construction loan operations.
Do you have out-of-the-box integrations?
Not today. Rabbet integrations are implemented as a custom project using our API and your preferred integration method (API, file-based, event-driven, or a combination).
Can you integrate with our core/LOS even if it’s
not listed?
In most cases, yes. If your system supports an API and/or secure file exchange, we can typically integrate—subject to scope and technical requirements.
Where can my IT team review the API?
Use our API documentation for technical evaluation and scoping.
What’s a typical timeline for how long
integrations take?
Integration timelines depend on the complexity of your systems and the project scope. Because Rabbet provides custom implementations rather than generic "plug-and-play" connectors, our process includes a rigorous discovery phase. This ensures your integration is built for institutional-grade reliability and aligns with your specific financial workflows.
What do you need from our team?
To ensure a successful implementation, we require a technical point of contact, access to your test environments, and your data dictionary or field mapping expectations.
Can we start without an integration and add it later?
Yes. Many teams start with standard imports/exports and implement automation once workflows are validated.
How is the integration scope defined?
We define scope around your priority workflows (e.g., boarding, draw activity, reporting feeds) and the systems that must remain system-of-record.

