Enrichment Step

The Enrichment step calls data services and APIs to add external data to the workflow. This additional context improves decision-making and supports more accurate evaluations.

Key features

• Built-in Socure modules: RiskOS™ includes all existing Socure modules pre-integrated.
• Third-party data services: Connect with a variety of best-in-class external providers.
• Custom models: Integrate your own REST APIs or ML models for tailored enrichment.

For a complete list of supported data services, see Third-Party Data Services.

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Note: Data services must be enabled before they appear in the platform. Your account manager will activate all subscribed modules during integration.

Configure an Enrichment step

1. Select the Enrichment step in the workflow canvas.
2. Choose a Data Service from the dropdown menu.
3. The Output field shows where the API response will be stored. This field can be referenced in subsequent steps (e.g., Condition, Transformation, Decision).
4. To review the returned payload of the selected service, expand the Browse What’s Inside card.

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Note:

• A workflow can include multiple Enrichment steps, including back-to-back Enrichment steps if needed.
• You can customize the Enrichment step’s label by editing the text field at the top of the side panel.

Integration best practices

• Every API response from an Enrichment step is returned in the data_enrichments array of the evaluation API response.
• Design your integration to handle multiple results in this array. A single workflow can include several Enrichment steps, and the set of enrichments may evolve over time.
• Do not hard-code against specific enrichment step names or positions.
• The order and number of enrichment steps are not guaranteed. Always parse the enrichment array and identify the enrichment you need by name or metadata.
• Keeping your integration flexible ensures that workflow changes won’t break downstream systems.

Calling a custom API

The Enrichment step can also call an internal custom API—for example, a machine learning model hosted in your own infrastructure—to bring proprietary signals into your workflow.

When to use

• You have internal risk models or services that should participate in real-time decisions.
• You need signals not available from built-in Socure modules or third-party providers.

How to request

This capability may require enablement. Please coordinate with your account manager or email [email protected] for assistance.

Typical configuration (high level)

• Endpoint URL: Your service’s HTTPS endpoint.
• Method & payload mapping: Configure the HTTP method and map input fields from the workflow payload.
• Auth & headers: Provide required headers (e.g., API key, bearer token).

Best practices

• Minimize latency: Keep the custom API fast and cache results where appropriate.
• Return stable JSON: Use predictable keys and types to simplify downstream logic.
• Version your API: Expose a versioned path to avoid breaking changes.
• Graceful failure: On errors/timeouts, return clear indicators that the workflow can branch on.