January 2022 (Version 2021-R5)
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January 2022 (Version 2021-R5)
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New features and enhancements
Audit trail improvements
The audit trail event timeline has been improved with enhanced and localized events. With this improvement, users can easily identify the recorded events, e.g. the name of a page that was viewed, without opening the attached snapshots.
Revoke transaction creation token (grace period)
This product version introduces transaction creation tokens with a grace period. This new feature provides the flexibility to revoke tokens and to assist customers in the transition to the new token.
Audit trail lite
A lighter version of the full audit trail is now available. It captures the essentials and provides a summary of the transaction activities, which is useful in scenarios where snapshots are not required.
The signer summary section includes information such as the signer's name, their address, their date of birth, and their mobile number.
Document verification
OneSpan Identity Verification has been upgraded to the provider's document capture SDK 3.2.2.
Templatization
The Veridas DVF workflow has been enhanced to accommodate the following:
Support of the following languages:
Chinese Simplified
Chinese Traditional
Danish
Dutch
English
French
German
Greek
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Portuguese
Russian
Spanish
Support of notifications: Users will receive a notification at each step of the workflow.
Only phone numbers that are supported by Twillio are accepted. The phone number format is:
"+" followed by 5 to 15 digits
Workflow configuration
The supported countries and document types can now be configured in a centralized place.
Fixes and other updates
This version of OneSpan Identity Verification includes a number of general bug fixes and product improvements.
Some of the internal OneSpan Identity Verification libraries have been upgraded to the latest versions to remove vulnerabilities that were present in older versions.
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