Keep the evidence attached.
Store documents against the owning customer. Retrieve a profile and its files through the vault instead of reconciling an unrelated table and bucket path.
Keep verified customer profiles and their supporting documents together in Databunker Pro. Scope access, set retention, and enable a history of profile changes.
Your identity verification provider performs the checks. Your application brings the result into the vault.
Verification takes place outside Databunker.
Stores the result and mediates authorized retrieval.
user_token: a21f…Credential: scoped API accessEncrypted profile and linked files. Policies govern permitted API access.
***Documents restrictedThe database and file backend sit behind the vault. Your application uses the API; the verification provider is an upstream service.
An identity verification provider performs its checks and returns a profile and supporting documents to your application.
Illustrative architecture and policy. Sample data only. The controls run a local demonstration; no API requests are made.
Store documents against the owning customer. Retrieve a profile and its files through the vault instead of reconciling an unrelated table and bucket path.
Configure policies for the applications and roles using the data. The example separates a masked support view from a reviewer’s access to identity documents.
Set retention windows and enable profile versioning where required. Keep the configuration aligned with the obligations of your actual workflow.
Choose one record type, one supporting document, and the roles that need to retrieve them. Make the policy behavior observable before expanding.
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