New Tools for Better Oversight, Faster Closings, and Safer APIs
The update introduces three new Command Center features for Enterprise customers to enhance management efficiency and brand consistency, a Verify Agents function for supervised, secure identity verification in high-risk transactions, and OAuth 2.0 authentication for REST APIs to improve security with manageable, short-lived tokens alongside existing API keys.
Elevating Enterprise Control: New Command Center Features
Three new features have been introduced for the Command Center product line, tailored for Enterprise customers:
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Command Center Homepage: A centralized landing page with high-level statistics and intuitive navigation, making it easier for admins to manage Proof with transparency and control.
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Brand Profiles Enhancements:
- Default Brand Profiles: Admins can pre-set branding for all new organizations, ensuring consistent signer experiences from the start.
- Easy Application: Applying Brand Profiles post-setup is now faster and more seamless, giving admins greater control and saving time.
These updates focus on improving efficiency, visibility, and control across Proof deployments.
More Control, Less Risk: Meet Verify Agents
The Verify product combines human-assisted identity checks with advanced deepfake detection for real-time, video-backed assurance in high-risk digital transactions. The new Verify Agents feature allows organizations to designate specific users as Verify Agents, adding a layer of oversight and control. These agents serve as live human supervisors during identity verification, which is essential for sensitive, high-assurance interactions. Organizations can now manage who is authorized to act as a Verify Agent, ensuring trusted supervision and reducing the risk of inappropriate access.
Enhanced API Security with OAuth 2.0
OAuth 2.0 is now available as a new authentication method for accessing the REST API. Key benefits include:
- Admins can create and manage multiple client apps and associated secrets through an intuitive UI.
- OAuth tokens are short-lived (expiring every two hours), minimizing the risk of unauthorized use.
- Secrets can be created and revoked easily, supporting compliance and security.
API keys will continue to be supported, but OAuth offers a more modern, secure alternative with reduced exposure risk.
Coming Soon: Timely Reminders to Boost Real Estate Closing Success
Real Estate Trigger Emails are being introduced to ensure no signer misses a closing. These reminder emails are designed to increase conversion by keeping everyone informed and on track throughout the closing process. Signers and relevant contacts will receive:
- A 3-day out reminder
- A 1-day out reminder
- The existing day-of email
- A new expiration reminder sent at 7 PM EST on the day of closing
These automated touchpoints help reduce missed deadlines and keep deals moving smoothly to completion.
For more information or to see how Proof can help your company achieve its goals, contact the sales team at sales@proof.com.
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