How about adding an option where clients can verify their signatures using knowledge-based authentication. How can I go about adding that to required signers?
Hi @jwilliams !
Knowledge-Based Authentication (KBA) is one of the Recipient Authentication methods that DocuSign offering to improve the recipient validation. You can find all current Recipient Authentications available in this article below: What kinds of Recipient Authentication are available?
Talking about Knowledge-Based Authentication (KBA) specifically, this method challenge signers with questions based on their public records, such as their current home address. You can find more information and availability in this article below:
To use this method, the sender must set up this configuration during the sending process, as showed in this image below:
If this option is not available, you (as an eSignature Admin) must check:
if the Recipient Authentication Settings is allowed (Settings > Security Settings > Recipient Authentication Settings, option 1 or 2)
check if the KBA is enabled in your account (Settings > Identity Verification > DocuSign Knowledge-Based Authentication). If you can’t see this option, may your account plan doesn’t have this option included. You can reach out to the customer support team asking them to include it or check about a possible upgrade.
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Hi @jwilliams ! It’s not possible to edit this information in Certificate of Completion. The “completed” information means one of DocuSign envelope status.
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How about adding an option where clients can verify their signatures using knowledge-based authentication. How can I go about adding that to required signers?
How about adding an option where clients can verify their signatures using knowledge-based authentication. How can I go about adding that to required signers?
Hi @jwilliams !
Knowledge-Based Authentication (KBA) is one of the Recipient Authentication methods that DocuSign offering to improve the recipient validation. You can find all current Recipient Authentications available in this article below: What kinds of Recipient Authentication are available?
Talking about Knowledge-Based Authentication (KBA) specifically, this method challenge signers with questions based on their public records, such as their current home address. You can find more information and availability in this article below:
To use this method, the sender must set up this configuration during the sending process, as showed in this image below:
If this option is not available, you (as an eSignature Admin) must check:
if the Recipient Authentication Settings is allowed (Settings > Security Settings > Recipient Authentication Settings, option 1 or 2)
check if the KBA is enabled in your account (Settings > Identity Verification > DocuSign Knowledge-Based Authentication). If you can’t see this option, may your account plan doesn’t have this option included. You can reach out to the customer support team asking them to include it or check about a possible upgrade.
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