OneSpan Introduces DigipassONE, Bringing a Unified Platform Approach to Authentication Modernization
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When a new user is provisioned, the user status is set to PENDING. When using SSO, the user status never changes to ENABLED because they do not get the activation email. How do we get the status to ENABLED so that we have the ability to DISABLE the user, if needed?
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If I update an existing package to SENT am I able to add any new documents to the package? Can I can update the package status to ACTIVE or some other status, add the document and then update status again to SENT?
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Hi, we are evaluating the REST API for our use case. Is there a way to know that original package has been modified? For say, some new document has been added to the same package. We need this to ensure package integrity.
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Hi
Can you please let me know what are all the effects of changing the packatge status to "ARCHIVED"
Is there any online article that details all the package status and what are the effects of each
Thanks
Mario
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Hi ,
is it possible to sign the document on behalf of client when client agrees to digital consent.
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Hi,
I am wondering if it is possible gather signer inputs in input fields after signing via the API? We are looking to store text inputs and radio button selections.
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A customer is asking us about a scenario that I would like to clarify.
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We have set up our account with maximum allowed KBA failures = 3 but ESL is allowing seemingly unlimited invalid retries. So, signers never get locked and the KBA_FAILURE and SIGNER_LOCKED emails and callback notifications don't get sent.
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So far, the process is this. The notary signs into the transaction and then switches to the borrower that will be signing. The borrower will then click the okay button a few times to authenticate themselves and start signing.