Changelog

We are excited to share a few updates added to the dashboard to enhance experiences on the Dojah platform.

We’ve added dedicated Refresh buttons to the most frequently used tables across the application.

This enhancement allows users to refresh individual tables without reloading the entire page, making it faster and more convenient to view the latest data while improving the overall user experience.

The refresh buttons are present on the

• Verify Individual table
• Verify Business table
• EasyOnboard Verification table
• EasyDetect Profiles table
• EasyDetect Cases table
• EasyDetect Events table
• API Usage table

We’ve enhanced the compliance flow to capture the name and job title of the authorized signatory directly from the Master Service Agreement (MSA).

This enhancement ensures the details of the individual who signed the agreement are recorded, improving compliance records, auditability, and documentation accuracy.

Developers can now secure their Dojah integrations with IP Whitelisting. This feature allows teams to define a trusted list of IP addresses that are permitted to access their APIs.

By restricting API requests to approved servers or networks, organizations can prevent unauthorized access, strengthen production security, and reduce the risk of compromised API credentials being used from untrusted environments. IP Whitelisting is available from the Developers section of the dashboard and can be updated as your infrastructure evolves.

How to Add an IP Address to the Whitelist

1. From the side menu, navigate to Developers.
2. Click Developers to open the developer tab.
3. Select the IP Whitelist tab from the available options.
4. Click Add IP Address.
5. Enter a name for the IP address in the Name field.
6. Enter the IP address you want to whitelist in the Address field.
7. Click on “Add IP Address” to save the IP address to your whitelist.

We’ve introduced an Allowed Origins setting for verification widgets, giving developers greater control over where their verification flows can be embedded and launched.

When enabled, only approved domains can access the widget, helping prevent unauthorized usage, strengthen security, and ensure verification flows are only available on trusted websites. This setting also supports wildcard domains for organizations managing multiple subdomains.

How to Configure Allowed Origins

1. Navigate to EasyOnboard from the side menu.
2. Create a flow and navigate to the settings tab of the flow
3. Scroll to the Allowed Origin section.
4. Toggle on the Restrict allowed origins to limit access to specific domains.
5. In the Add an origin field, enter the domain you want to allow.
   • Example: example.com
6. Click Add to add the domain to the allowed list.
7. Repeat the process to add additional domains if needed.
8. To allow verification flows to launch from any domain, disable Restrict allowed origins.

A new sign-up option on the login page lets users create an account faster. The Compliance module adds Company Type and Job Title fields plus a Compliance Requirements modal, EasyOnboard gains Region & City distribution analytics, liveness checks can now use the device’s back camera for assisted onboarding, and a new in-app Dojah Learning hub offers guides and tutorials. Usage analytics can be exported to PDF, alongside customer-table, CAC, and government-lookup navigation fixes.

A redesigned UserApp brings a cleaner interface, simplified navigation, and verification services consolidated under “Individual and Business Verify.” The EasyOnboard workflow moved from an accordion to a tab-based design with customizable fonts and button radius, a new Compliance feature centralizes onboarding processes, and light/dark mode now ships with an in-app toggle.

An upgraded liveness detection engine improves real-time accuracy in confirming live captures and reduces spoofing and AI-generated image attacks. Users complete real-time actions — positioning the face in the oval frame, blinking, smiling, opening the mouth, and turning the head — with better stability and faster response times.

Fixed navigation issues on the dashboard, resolved UI inconsistencies, and corrected error handling for failed verifications to provide clearer user feedback.

Auto Top-Up automatically replenishes your wallet when the balance drops below a configurable threshold, preventing service interruptions. Dojah AI Support adds an in-dashboard assistant for instant answers to feature questions, documentation guidance, and troubleshooting — with the option to escalate to a human.

Automated duplicate image detection flags repeated images across verification attempts to prevent fraud. Verification PDF downloads make record-keeping and compliance reporting easy, analytics now track abandoned steps to surface drop-off points, and EasyOnboard flows were integrated into Easy Authentication for reusable liveness verification.

Fixed navigation issues and UI inconsistencies on the dashboard, and corrected error handling for failed verifications to provide clearer feedback.

Duplicate ID and Resume Verification are now fully separated across the pipeline for independent configuration. A cookie management interface lets users manage preferences by category, and a default team role ensures consistent access permissions for newly created companies.

Comprehensive Digital Address Verification validates addresses through live geolocation tracking (50-meter radius), utility bill validation, and proof-of-address capture, with automated cross-checks and fraud controls for mismatched data. The Compliance Register launched covering Fintech, Logistics, Real Estate, Crypto, and E-commerce with requirements, deadlines, and status tracking.

Fine-tune EasyOnboard fraud checks with customizable threshold sliders for Liveness and Image Match (0–24 Failed, 25–64 Pending, 65–100 Successful). Updated User Data Match requires at least two of three names to match official records, a new Trust Page communicates security and compliance, and confirmation pages can now be customized per outcome.

A cleaner, more intuitive widget interface streamlines verification — reducing drop-offs during onboarding and ID verification, with smoother step transitions and improved clarity at each stage.

Multiple team members can now receive email alerts for balance depletion and system updates via Settings → Email Notifications. The API documentation was restructured for a better developer experience — clearer endpoint descriptions, improved navigation, and detailed integration examples.

AML screening evolved from simple watchlist checks into a full case management system — search, auto-generated results, case assignment, status updates, risk levels, ongoing monitoring, comments, audit trail, and PDF download. Easy Authentication also launched for liveness-based fast re-authentication of returning users.

Fixed navigation issues and UI inconsistencies on the dashboard, and corrected error handling for failed verifications.

Reverification enables identity record updates to keep information valid and compliant. Triggered from the Verification Dashboard, the previous verification is marked invalid and the new attempt becomes active — with or without a reference ID, plus SDK integration via reference_id or email parameters.

Geo-IP-based detection auto-selects the user’s country at the start of verification, reducing friction and ID-type errors. A low-balance notification system adds real-time wallet monitoring and threshold alerts across Government Lookup, EasyOnboard, and Document Analysis to prevent failed verifications.

The QR Code screen was redesigned for clearer multi-device verification, and the Government Data page was restructured to reduce confusion. ID upload instructions were clarified, a Sandbox Government Data page was added, and invoice downloads arrived in Billings → Transaction History with automatic generation.

The signature page now lets users draw an actual signature via a canvas instead of text entry only. The Roles & Permissions page received a cleaner design with expandable dropdowns for easier viewing and management of permission details.

Custom Questions let you gather compliance information and assess user risk with single-select, multi-select, or open-answer fields added directly to EasyOnboard verification pages. Verification Analytics launched with status metrics, geographical distribution, conversion rate, average completion time, and flexible timeframe filtering for data-driven decisions.

A more flexible OTP process lets you choose how users receive one-time passcodes — via SMS or WhatsApp — or send to both channels simultaneously for users on unreliable networks so codes always get through.

The ID widget gained Email OTP for BVN Advanced, file-upload controls, camera-flip on capture screens, consolidated EasyOnboard configuration, and multi-device screen control. Global Business Search added worldwide company lookup with reliable data sources, and the dashboard sidebar was revamped for clearer navigation and re-categorized products.

Easy Lookup was reworked to separate individual and business lookups and to support batch lookups across multiple users. AML screening expanded to cover business screening in one unified feature, and the no-code Document Analysis tool launched with a drag-and-drop interface, multi-document support, instant feedback, and detailed validity results.

Business Email Authentication lets you control onboarding emails with a disposable-email toggle and a free-provider option. This release also added an on-site verification demo, downloadable AML lookup results, refreshed login screens with marketing updates, and a Glasses On upgrade allowing human review of glasses-on verifications.

Integrating the verification widget got easier: save your EasyOnboard flow, choose the “websdk” option in the integration section, then copy the generated JavaScript and paste it into your application to embed the ID verification widget.

EasyOnboard improvements prevent duplicate flow titles, add a table delete button, and warn about unsaved changes, alongside various bug fixes. Advanced identity verification customization also arrived, letting businesses detect users by device brightness level and choose whether to verify with or without glasses from the Fraud Check settings.