Socure Hosted UX (Low Integration Approach)
Rapidly configure, brand, and deploy end-user onboarding experiences with no-code tools, integrated directly into RiskOS™ workflows.
What is the Hosted Flow Builder?
Customers often need to build secure, responsive user experiences (UX) for consumer onboarding, business onboarding, account recovery, and many other use cases. This typically requires front-end design, complex session management, and compliance considerations—resulting in a significant engineering lift.
Hosted Flow Builder in RiskOS™ provides a no-code UX customization and branding capability, enabling customers to rapidly configure, brand, and deploy end-user experiences seamlessly integrated with RiskOS™ workflows.
Key features
- Predefined templates for common workflows (e.g., Advanced Prefill, Consumer Onboarding with Document Verification).
- Drag-and-drop flow builder for adding end-user experience steps to workflows.
- Customizable UX components including field types, order, copy, and validation.
- Brand themes with logos, fonts, and colors—AI-assisted auto-theming from a customer’s site.
- Responsive design optimized for devices and browsers.
- Developer-friendly APIs with redirect URIs, query parameter support, and webhooks.
- Session management with configurable timeouts.
- Localization support for multiple languages.
- Performance tracking via analytics.
What makes it unique
- Self-service setup with minimal engineering effort.
- Modular embedding of hosted flows into existing journeys.
- Centralized A/B testing and optimization.
- Full alignment with regulatory and accessibility standards.
Business and operational outcomes
- Business growth: Accelerated integration timelines lead to faster time-to-value and business growth.
- Operational efficiency: Reduced custom development and maintenance effort for customer engineering teams.
- Champion/Challenger testing: Data-driven optimization of end-user experience flows to maximize conversion for legitimate users while preventing fraud.
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