Workflows & configuration
Building a verification flow, decision rules, questionnaires, branding, and white label.
7 articles
Building a workflow
- Building a verification workflowA workflow is the set of checks a person completes and what happens with each result - here's how to build one, publish it, and avoid the mistakes that make it behave unexpectedly.
- Questionnaires and custom formsCollect structured answers and attestations during verification - Simple mode for a quick form, Advanced mode for branching and multiple languages. $0.10 per completed questionnaire.
Decisions & rules
- Decision rules and thresholdsEvery check produces warnings, and you decide what each warning does - pass, review, or decline. That mapping is where your risk appetite actually lives.
- Choosing which data a verification returnsEvery feature in a workflow has a Returned data tab that decides which fields, images and scores Didit keeps and sends back. Here's how it works, why the IP address and the MRZ live where they do, and the side effects of switching fields off.
Look and feel
- Customizing branding and the verification experienceMatch the hosted verification screens to your brand with colors, logo, fonts and custom text - and remember the toggle that has to be enabled per workflow.
- White label and custom domainServe the verification flow from verify.yourbrand.com instead of verify.didit.me - the requirements, the two DNS records, and what it costs.
- Setting the verification languageThe flow auto-detects the browser language and falls back to English - here's how to force a language instead, and how to set the language of emails separately.