Mastering Error Handling in SDK Integrations

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Robust error handling is presented as essential to reliable third-party SDK integrations, helping prevent application crashes, data problems, abandoned user flows, and reputational damage when failures such as network timeouts, invalid inputs, API limits, service outages, or device-permission issues occur. Recommended practices include planning for failures before development, studying SDK-specific error codes, using layered client-side, application-level, and webhook-based error capture, applying retries with exponential backoff for temporary faults, and translating technical failures into clear, actionable user guidance. Comprehensive logging and monitoring of error context, trends, and critical incidents are also emphasized. Didit positions its identity platform as supporting these practices through consistent error codes across its API and SDKs, configurable workflow fallbacks, real-time webhooks, monitoring and manual-review tools, and a pay-per-success model under which failed or abandoned verification sessions are not charged.

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