Collection
Account & organization
Log in, manage API keys, organizations and applications, teammates and roles, notifications and settings, and check your analytics and audit logs.
Access
3 articles- Logging in and recovering account accessSign in at business.didit.me with SSO, a passkey, or email and password, and fix forgotten passwords, lockouts and the common missing-organization problem.
- Managing your API keysCreate API keys under Developers, API keys in the console. Give each service its own scoped key, keep keys server-side, rotate them safely, fix 401s and 403s.
- Inviting team members and setting rolesInvite teammates from Settings, Members, give them a role in each product, and control exactly what each person can see and do with built-in or custom roles.
Organizations & applications
3 articles- Organizations, applications and environmentsAn organization holds your team and billing; applications hold workflows and API keys, and each is live or sandbox. Getting this right prevents most confusion.
- Products and what they includeDidit has three products: Identity verification, Transaction monitoring and Travel Rule, and Authentication. Each is a set of modules you turn on per app.
- Your account and organization settingsEvery console setting lives in your own account (profile, security, notifications) or in your organization (members, roles, billing, sign-in and more).
Oversight
3 articles- Using audit logsEvery API request in your organization is recorded for 365 days: who, what, when, from where and under which application. Check it first to see what happened.
- Reading your analyticsVolume, conversion and funnel metrics per application: see where users drop off, which feature is driving your spend, and whether a change worked.
- Choosing your notificationsChoose which console events reach you by email, in the console, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram or by SMS, set quiet hours, and set them for your whole team.