| Version | Date Released |
|---|---|
| 20.05.0 | 9th April 2020 |
Overview
Date: 9th April 2020 (Generally Available)
The Socure Exchange package was released, and a further five packages have been updated to fully support the configuration service. The Exchange Framework (TIF) v1.6.1 was also released in this version.
Configuration Service support
The following Exchange packages now fully support the configuration service.
| Package | Features |
|---|---|
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New package |
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Socure TAF |
Socure provides Identity (IDV) and Document Verification (DV) services through various modules (such as Fraud, KYC, Email risk, Address risk, Phone risk, Global watchlist, Alert list, Social, and Document Verification) using machine learning algorithms. Socure uses data points such as name, physical address, phone number, email address, IP address, and other information to confirm an identity belongs to a person, and to what extent that identity poses any potential fraud risk. Socure combines online and offline databases, then uses predictive data science to determine the authenticity of the information presented. It uses a massive real-time search across 400+ data providers to find the digital and offline presence indicators, and behavioral information, available for that identity. This new package also provides Configuration Service support. For more information visit: Socure TAF |
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Major updates |
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AuthenticID TAF |
Configuration Service support added. For more information visit: AuthenticID TAF |
| FIS ChexSystems TIF |
Configuration Service support added. For more information visit: fis.chexsystems TIF |
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Iovation TAF |
Configuration Service support added. For more information visit: Iovation TAF |
| Plaid TAF |
Configuration Service support added. For more information visit: Plaid TAF |
| Worldpay TAF |
Configuration Service support added. For more information visit: Worldpay TAF |
| Framework updates | |
| Exchange Framework |
Built-in configuration service support was added in this version so that your fluent function using TIF will automatically be compatible with the configuration service without any extra code. For more information visit: Exchange Framework v1.5.0 |
Exchange Framework (TIF) v1.6.1 Release
We are pleased to add the built-in configuration service support in this release so that your fluent function using TIF will automatically be compatible with the configuration service with the following features without any extra code:
- Triggers the specified configuration service on demand.
- Uses the config data from the configuration service if available, otherwise fall back to the original service connection and service parameters from the service definition and make those up-to-date config data available to your fluent function.
Other updates to the Exchange Framework in this release include:
- Provide the capability to disable the Journey Analytics milestones in the Fluent function base class.
- Add capitalized Key annotation to match the capitalized tag name convention in Txn XML that generated by Server VO/Client VO (default is true)
- Add get and create form/organisation property in Utils class
- Add request object access in the base fluent function
- Support mocking a Groovy service or fluent function in MockUtils
- Support mocking a GET request in MockUtils
- Fix a minor issue in Utils.exceptionToString() method