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Business verification sessions are managed in the same Sessions section of the Business Console as user verifications, with additional views and tools specific to company data.

Identifying business sessions

Business sessions are distinguished from user sessions by:
  • A business badge on the session card
  • The company name displayed alongside the session number
  • Business-specific tabs in the session detail view

Session detail view

When you open a business session, you see the following tabs:

Company data

SectionDetails
Registry dataCompany name, registration number, type, status, incorporation date, registered address
Data comparisonSide-by-side view of provided data vs. registry data with highlighted differences
Financial summaryRevenue, employees, industry codes (where available)
Risk levelOverall risk assessment based on all factors

Ownership

  • List of all identified beneficial owners with ownership percentages and voting rights
  • Corporate shareholders with registration details
  • Status of each UBO’s KYC verification (if linked)
  • AML screening results per person

Officers

  • List of all identified directors and officers with roles and appointment dates
  • Active vs. terminated status
  • KYC verification status (if linked)
  • AML screening results per person

AML

  • Company AML results — matches, scores, and review statuses
  • Person AML results — aggregated view of all screened individuals
  • Match detail view with the same interface as user AML screening

Documents

  • Grid view of all uploaded and requested documents
  • Document preview with OCR-extracted data overlay
  • Approve/reject controls per document
  • Request document button for analysts to ask for additional files

Timeline

  • Complete history of all status changes, data updates, document uploads, and analyst actions
  • Webhook delivery history for the session

KYC linking workflow

To verify an individual identified in the business session:
  1. Click Verify next to a beneficial owner or officer
  2. Didit creates a linked KYC session for that person
  3. The person completes the standard KYC flow (ID verification, liveness, face match)
  4. Results are automatically linked back to the business session
  5. The business session status is updated to reflect the combined results

Review and decision

Analysts can:
  • Approve the business session when all checks pass
  • Decline the session if critical issues are found
  • Request additional documents before making a final decision
  • Add comments visible to the team for collaboration
  • View the full audit trail of all actions taken on the session