Create a disclosure

A disclosure defines the digital identity wallets and attributes a customer can use, the brand they see, and the redirect URI that receives the result.

Before you start, make sure you have an active brand. Studio already provides the active test.ver.id domain used in this guide.

Create a disclosure

1. In Studio, open Verify, then Disclosures.
2. Click Create disclosure.
3. Enter an internal name and click Create disclosure.

Add a digital identity wallet and attributes

Digital identity wallets are currently labelled identity apps in Studio.

1. Open the Attributes tab.
2. Click Add identity app, select a digital identity wallet, and confirm.
3. Open the row actions for that wallet and select Add attribute.
4. Select a trust framework and issuer in the explorer.
5. Select one or more attributes and click Add selected.

The explorer adds the credential and selected attributes to the disclosure. Add only the data required for your use case.

Add the test redirect URI

1. Open Redirect URIs and click Add redirect URI.
2. Select test.ver.id.
3. Studio fills in HTTPS, port 443, and /disclosure/callback.
4. Click Add redirect URI.

This redirect URI is required for the OAuth Debugging Tool. Later, add your application's callback URI with an active domain.

Add the brand

1. Open Brands and click Add brand.
2. Select your active brand.
3. If the disclosure has more than one brand, use the row actions to set the default.

Mappings, secrets, and policy settings are not required for this first test. You can add them later when your integration needs them.

Activate the disclosure

Click Activate. The flow may briefly show a provisioning state. When it is active, the Test button and OAuth details in Configuration become available.

An active flow cannot be edited. Click Deactivate before changing it.