Developer's Guide to Dynamic Fallback Workflows for IDV APIs
Blog post from Didit
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In the realm of online identity verification, implementing dynamic fallback workflows is essential for maintaining a seamless user experience and ensuring high verification success rates. These workflows are designed to handle potential failures in primary verification methods, such as poor document image quality or API service interruptions, by switching to alternative checks like manual reviews or additional proofs, thereby reducing user abandonment rates and enhancing operational efficiency. Didit's AI-native, developer-first platform offers tools to build and manage these complex workflows via a no-code visual builder, allowing businesses to define multi-step verification processes with conditional logic nodes, ensuring flexibility and reliability. By adopting a modular architecture with composable identity checks, Didit enables seamless integration and customization of verification methods, while its free core KYC model and pay-per-successful-check pricing align costs with value, making it accessible for businesses to implement robust identity verification systems.
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