2025-03-17 Proof Release Notes – Proof Help Center
The March 17, 2025 Proof release (DEPLOY-1078) includes fixes enhancing the Identity-Verified Witness experience—currently a limited availability, opt-in feature requiring sales conversation—by improving signer meeting entry, audit trail event alignment, and user experience elements for future transactions.
DEPLOY-1078 shipping on March 17, 2025
We reference internal codes to make it easier to identify which enhancement or fix you're referring to in case you need to inquire (e.g., DAS-1164).
Fixes
We continue to improve the Identity-Verified Witness experience (currently a Limited Availability offering). This includes work to ensure a smooth experience for signers as they enter the meeting, aligning events in the audit trail, and shoring up some UX elements. (NX-5307, NX-5273, NX-5293)
- Audience: Limited Availability
- Availability: Opt-in, Sales conversation required
- Transaction types: Future transactions only
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