January 2021 (Version 3.6)
- 07 Oct 2024
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January 2021 (Version 3.6)
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New features and enhancements
SecureKey (POC)
Secure Agreement Automation now supports SecureKey, to enable end users with an account in a Canadian bank to confirm their identity. The POC is available for happy-path integration with SecureKey.
If the end user uses SecureKey as an authentication method:
Upon successful authentication via SecureKey, Secure Agreement Automation receives the required user data.
Secure Agreement Automation matches the received/extracted data with the data provided by the client.
Secure Agreement Automation calculates the verification results and sets the verification status to indicate either Success or Failure.
Identity verification
The available document type is now filtered based on the selected country.
The select document type and country page and the select country/state page are now ADA-compliant.
The country code no longer needs to be provided when initiating a transaction, and the address field is now optional.
The issuing state has been added to the verification hub AT document.
Integration with OneSpan Sign
The workflow for the initial integration between OneSpan Sign and Secure Agreement Automation has been introduced.
Fixes and other updates
The evidence pack issue where the contract image is missing from the screenshot has been fixed.
There was a limitation of 1 MB for configuration, which limited the number of tenants that could be configured on the system. This limitation has been removed.
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