Didit Console

Session Chats

Session Chats enable compliance teams to collaborate directly within verification sessions. Leave comments, mention colleagues with @email, and receive real-time notifications—all within the Didit Console.

This feature transforms the manual review process from an isolated task into a collaborative workflow, ensuring your team can efficiently discuss edge cases, escalate concerns, and document decisions without leaving the platform.

Why Session Chats?

ChallengeSolution with Session Chats
Context switching between toolsAll discussion happens directly on the session
Lost audit trailsEvery comment and activity is permanently logged
Delayed responsesReal-time notifications via WebSocket and email
Unclear ownership@mentions notify specific team members instantly
Scattered documentationComments create a searchable history per session

Core Features

💬 Comments & Mentions

Add comments to any verification session to discuss findings, request clarifications, or document decisions. Use @email syntax to mention specific team members.

"I've reviewed the document and the address doesn't match. 
@[email protected] can you verify with the customer?"

When you mention a colleague:

  • They receive an instant notification in the Console
  • The notification includes a direct link to the session

Notification Types

TypeTriggerDescription
MENTION@email in commentYou were directly mentioned in a comment
COMMENTNew comment on session you've reviewedSomeone added a comment to a session you previously interacted with
ACTIVITYAny activity on session you've reviewedStatus change, file upload, tag change, etc. on a session you've interacted with

Best Practices

For Compliance Teams

  1. Use mentions for escalations - When you need a specific person's attention, use @email to ensure they're notified immediately.

  2. Document decisions in comments - Create an audit trail by explaining why you approved, rejected, or escalated a session.

  3. Use tags + comments together - Add a tag like needs-review and leave a comment explaining what needs attention.