What you’ll learn
- How to build and test verification flows using the visual flow builder
- How to verify companies (KYB) and individuals (KYC)
- How to configure sanctions and PEP screening
- How to connect external verification providers
- How to brand your customer-facing verification experience
- How to prepare for production launch
Who are these guides for?
Studio guides are for compliance managers, operations leads, and product teams who design and maintain verification processes. If you are a compliance analyst reviewing cases, head to the Case Management Guides instead.Recommended reading order
If you are new to Studio, read the guides in this order:- Build Your First Flow — understand the flow builder interface and core concepts
- Connect Providers — add your verification providers before building real flows
- Verify a Person or Verify a Company — follow a complete walkthrough for your use case
- Screen for Sanctions — configure screening databases and thresholds
- Brand Your Experience — customize what your customers see
- Go-Live Checklist — verify everything before launching
Guides
Build Your First Flow
Create a verification flow from scratch — add check nodes, configure providers, test with sample data, and view results.
Verify a Company
Walk through a KYB flow: submit company data, run registry checks, extract directors and UBOs, and screen each person.
Verify a Person
Walk through a KYC flow: initiate a journey, capture documents, run biometric checks, screen against watchlists, and review results.
Screen for Sanctions
Configure screening nodes for PEP, sanctions, adverse media, and watchlist databases. Set match thresholds and interpret results.
Connect Providers
Add verification providers (WorldCheck, Kyckr, document services), enter credentials, test connections, and enable them in your flows.
Brand Your Experience
Customize the customer-facing verification journey with your logo, colors, messages, and email templates.
Go-Live Checklist
Make sure everything is production-ready before you launch — credentials, webhooks, branding, error handling, and team permissions.