Signals
Loan officers to prioritize for recruiting, by state
Recruiting Radar: loan officers active in state, ordered by priority for recruiting outreach (highest first), based on signs they may start at a new company within the next six months. Each row carries a priority score (0–1, higher is higher priority), its priority percentile among all scored loan officers nationally (not just this state), and up to three plain-language reasons. Use it to find recruiting targets in a market. state is required and must be a two-letter US state code. Pages with limit / cursor. 1 credit per row returned.
Authorization
Query parameters
statestringrequiredTwo-letter US state code (e.g. CO). Ranks the loan officers active in that state.
limitintegerdefault: 25Rows per page (1–100, default 25)
cursorstringOpaque cursor from the previous page's cursor.
Responses
200objectA page of ranked loan officersShow attributesHide attributes
cursorstringPass as cursor for the next page. Absent on the last page.
dataobject[]requiredShow child attributesHide child attributes
citystring | nullrequiredcompanyNamestring | nullrequiredCurrent company.
companyNmlsIdstring | nullrequiredCurrent company's NMLS ID.
namestring | nullrequirednmlsIdstringrequiredpercentilenumberrequiredPriority percentile, 0–100: where this priority score sits among everyone scored nationally for this signal (all scored loan officers, past clients, or agent relationships). 100 = highest priority. On the state list it is still the national percentile, not a within-state one.
reasonsstring[]requiredUp to three plain-language reasons this row is a priority.
scorenumberrequiredPriority score (0–1) for reaching out to this loan officer about a move to a new company in the next six months; higher is higher priority.
scoredAtstringrequiredWhen this score was computed (ISO 8601).
statestring | nullrequired400objectInvalid parameters or cursor401objectUnauthorized403objectForbidden (authenticated, but missing required context — e.g. no active organization)503objectSignals are temporarily unavailable. Retry later.