Next steps

You now have an active disclosure that you can test without writing code. Continue by preparing the flow for your application.

Expand the disclosure

Deactivate the disclosure before changing it. You can then add more digital identity wallets and attributes in the Attributes tab. Request only the data your use case needs.

Add a mapping

A mapping gives attributes from different digital identity wallets one stable claim name in your result.

1. Open Verify, then Mappings.
2. Create a mapping and add a claim, such as firstName.
3. Add the matching attributes from each digital identity wallet to that claim.
4. Activate the mapping.
5. Open the disclosure and add it in the Mappings tab.

Mappings are optional. Use one when your application needs the same output shape for multiple digital identity wallets.

Integrate the disclosure

Add your application's callback URI in the disclosure's Redirect URIs tab. The domain must first be active under Resources, then Domains.

Open the disclosure's Configuration tab to copy the OAuth authorization URI, token URI, client identifier, and scope. Use these values in your OAuth client and test the complete redirect in your own application.

Follow Start a disclosure for a browser SDK example and the optional intent settings.

Activate the disclosure again after every change and repeat the tests for all configured digital identity wallets.