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Dashboard overview

The dashboard is where you configure products, manage keys, watch traffic, and pay for what you use. This page is a map.

Dashboard home

Top-level sections

Home

The landing surface. It greets you, surfaces a low-credit alert when your balance runs low, and shows a card for each of the four products (Pre-KYC, Age Verification, Proof of Human, Sovereign) alongside a Resources row: Developer Docs, Mobile SDK, and Status Page.

Products

Each product (Pre-KYC, Age Verification, Proof of Human, Sovereign) has its own page and holds one active configuration at a time. The page splits into tabs:

  • Configure: disclosure rules and (for Pre-KYC) additional data.
  • Test and Live: the per-environment integration tabs. Each shows the configuration’s flowId, SDK snippets, and a link to your API keys. They unlock once the configuration is deployed.
  • Activity log: verifications and errors over time.
  • Configuration settings: archive the configuration, plus a usage and credit snapshot.

The Test, Live, and Activity log tabs stay locked until the configuration is deployed. To change a live configuration you archive it first, then create a new one.

Archive

Where a product’s previous configurations go once you replace them. Archived configurations have their proof requests deactivated, but their activity log stays viewable for audit.

Developer

Org-scoped developer surfaces, in the sidebar under Developer:

  • Webhooks: register HTTPS endpoints and manage signing secrets.
  • API keys: generate and revoke the sk_test_… / sk_live_… keys your backend uses.
  • Developer Docs: a link to these docs.

Settings

Org-wide configuration, organized into tabs:

  • General: organization name and icon, your profile, theme, sign out, and leaving the organization.
  • Usage & Billing: plan, credit balance, and usage.
  • Audit: an exportable record of changes.
  • People: members and invites. Visible only to owners and admins.
  • System Status: live service status.

Permissions

Members have one of three roles, owner, admin, or member, which control who can manage keys, webhooks, and billing. See People → Roles. For machine access, use API keys rather than a member’s login.

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