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July 2025 Release Notes
The platform introduced configurable memory buffer limits and an improved component testing framework, while Studio overhauled permissions storage and Compliance Hub added WorldCheck ongoing monitoring.

Platform

  • Configurable memory buffer limits: Added a max-in-memory buffer size setting for WebFlux, preventing out-of-memory issues when processing large file uploads or API responses
  • Component tester improvements: The component tester now uses the Component Factory pattern, providing more realistic test execution and better parity with production behavior
  • Component tester documentation: Published the component tester documentation on the platform docs site, making it accessible to all integration partners
  • Transport base URL support: Fixed base URL configuration support in the HTTP transport layer, enabling components to use relative paths with a configured base URL

Studio

  • User permissions compression: Overhauled how user permissions and library access are stored, compressing the availableLibraries field and migrating to a more efficient storage format for better scalability
  • Target cache cleanup: Each target now has its own cache folder that is cleaned up independently, preventing stale data from one project from affecting another
  • Encrypted test environments: Cypress test environment variables are now encrypted, preventing accidental exposure of API keys and credentials in CI/CD logs
  • File support for API-only targets: API-only verification targets can now accept and process file uploads, expanding headless verification capabilities to document-based flows
  • Validator result clearing: Added a button to clear validator results from the top bar, making it easier to reset validation state during flow development
  • Code suggestion fix: Resolved a bug in the code suggestion feature that could recommend incorrect completions in certain contexts

Client SDK

  • Accessibility features: Added accessibility improvements including proper ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation support, and screen reader compatibility for verification flow components
  • Google Maps API key handling: Fixed handling of falsy API key values in the Google Maps integration, preventing initialization errors when the key is not yet loaded
  • Mixpanel error capture: Console errors are now captured and forwarded to Mixpanel for centralized error monitoring across deployed verification flows

Compliance Hub

  • WorldCheck ongoing monitoring: Added a daily scheduled job that checks for updates in WorldCheck screening results, with case system ID tracking for continuous monitoring of screened entities
  • Case rating endpoint: New endpoint and modal for managing case ratings, enabling supervisors to rate and review the quality of completed case assessments
  • Risk and reason in case results: The case result summary box now displays both the risk level and the reason for the decision, giving reviewers immediate context
  • Report data enrichment: Reports now include all content from the Other_Data field, ensuring no verification information is lost in PDF exports
  • Worldview split API calls: When user interaction is not required, the system now makes separate API calls for address and identity verification through Worldview, improving data completeness
  • Provider subtype corrections: Fixed the “Qualid” provider subtype display to show the correct “Qual-ID” branding
  • Document part consistency: Document groups now always include individual parts even when only one document is present, ensuring consistent rendering in the review interface
  • Country type normalization: Standardized the country field format in API responses to use consistent type codes across all endpoints
  • Date handling fix: Resolved an “Invalid Date” error that could occur in upsert record responses when date fields contained edge-case formats
  • Verification action keyboard fix: Resolved an issue where pressing space or enter on a verification action button would clear the status instead of triggering the expected action