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Shipping on September 8, 2022
- Signer Failed KBA
- Update KBA to accept US territories
- Co-Branding - Custom Login/Landing pages
- Mobile Web - Release for all business-initiated transactions
- Mobile Web - Multiple signer video feeds
Signer Failed KBA
What is this?
Provides real-time notification to the Title Agent initiating a RON meeting to know if the signer/borrower cannot complete KBA successfully. Informs Lenders if there is a KBA fail, as well. Notifications are sent via email to both:
- The Title Agent (if they were added to a transaction by a Lender or if they initiated it)
- The Lender user who initiated the transaction (if it is a Lender-initiated transaction)
Note: This is the General Availability (GA) release for the Signer Failed KBA feature, which was previously part of a limited release.
Who does this impact?
- Availability: Real Estate Portals
- Transaction Types: RON and Hybrid + eNote transactions
How does this work?
Use the resources below to learn more:
- Knowledge Base Article: Knowledge-based Authentication (KBA)
Update KBA to accept US territories
What is this?
We’re expanding KBA to accept US Territories (Puerto Rico, American Samoa, U.S. Virgin Islands). When a signer provides their address, the State dropdown now says State or Territory. They’ll be able to select 1 of the 3 stated U.S. territories and continue through KBA.
Who does this impact?
- Availability: Signers on the web, iOS, or Android app
- Transaction Types: All transaction types where KBA is required
How does this work?
Use the resources below to learn more:
- Knowledge Base Article: Knowledge-based Authentication (KBA)
Co-Branding ~ custom login/landing pages
What is this?
Allows customers to add a brand logo and colors to their emails and the Signer experience. Users Admins can access the Brand Customization section in their Account Settings to:
- Upload their brand logo
- Input hex codes to customize button and link colors
- Preview the layout of the Signer login and landing pages with brand settings applied
Once added, these brand elements will be applied to all emails and transactions.
Note: This is the General Availability (GA) release for the Co-Branding feature, which was previously part of a limited release.
Who is impacted?
- Availability: Real Estate and Enterprise customers
- Transaction Types: All
How does this work?
Use the resources below to learn more:
- Knowledge Base Article: Co-Branding
Mobile Web - All business-initiated transactions
What is this?
We are releasing Mobile Web as a platform option for all business-initiated transactions. When signers are sent a transaction from a business, and they open the transaction on their mobile device, they’ll be prompted to select whether they want to continue in the browser via Mobile Web or download the app. Signers will be able to complete their entire transaction using Mobile Web.
Note: Mobile Web is not available for Real Estate transactions.
| Supported on Mobile Web | Beta / EAP | As of Sept 8 |
| Business Initiated Transactions (BIT) | Limited list of organizations | Yes - Any org + Notary Sourced Transactions (NST) |
| Real Estate transactions | No | No |
| EasyLink transactions | No | No |
| Concurrent Signings | No | Yes |
| Transactions requiring multiple forms of ID | No | Yes |
| Co-Branding | No | Yes |
| Transactions uploaded by Signers | No | No |
| Annotations placed by Signers | No | No |
| Signers can fulfill designations placed by the business | Yes | Yes |
| eSign transactions (BIT) | Yes | Yes |
Who is impacted by this?
- Availability: Business signers (Including Signers of Notary Sourced Transactions)
- Transaction Types: All business-initiated transactions
How does this work?
Use the resources below to learn more:
Knowledge Base Articles:
- Feature info for All: Mobile Web
- Notaries: Mobile Web Experience
- Business: Mobile Web for your Signers
Mobile Web - Multiple signer video feeds
What is this?
As part of our release of Mobile Web to all business customers, we added multiple video feeds during the meeting so we can support Concurrent Signing transactions. When a signer joins a Concurrent Signing meeting using Mobile Web, there will be 2 video feeds - 1 of themselves and 1 of the active speaker. The active speaker video feed will swap the video feed to whoever is currently speaking (notary, other signers on the call, etc.).
Who is impacted by this?
- Availability: Business signers
- Transaction Types: Business initiated concurrent signing transactions completed on mobile web (any business with concurrent_signing turned On for a multi-signer transaction).
How does this work?
Use the resources below to learn more:
- Knowledge Base Articles: