Hyper for Persona

What Hyper reads

Hyper does not keep a copy of your Persona data. It reads live from the one environment that your key belongs to, Production or Sandbox. When you ask, Hyper can read inquiries (each person's attempt to verify) and their sessions, accounts (the people that you verify), cases (reviews that your team works on), transactions (events that you check, such as a sign-up), and reports (such as watchlist checks). It can also read lists, devices, workflow runs, webhooks (messages that Persona sends to your servers), API keys, API logs, and events from the last 30 days. It can open a verification (such as a government ID, selfie, document, phone, or email check) or a document only when it has its ID. These records hold names, birth dates, addresses, ID numbers, and links to ID photos and selfies.

What Hyper can do

Approve, decline, and expire inquiries, and mark them for review. Create inquiries and one-time links that you can send to a person. Create, change, and merge accounts. Create, assign, and close cases. Start and re-run reports, and mark a report match as not the same person. Create and label transactions. Add and remove tags. Create lists and add items to them, such as an email address to block, and archive them. Create, change, and turn off webhooks. Create and expire API keys. Start a workflow. Redact (erase the personal details of) inquiries, accounts, cases, reports, transactions, and verifications. Hyper cannot upload ID photos, selfies, or other files, and it cannot create verifications. Hyper asks you before each action, unless you chose to always allow that kind of action.

Before you connect

Hyper can read the personal details of each person in this environment, including links to their ID photos and selfies. A redaction erases a person's details for good, with their verifications and reports. Approve and decline start the workflows and webhooks that you set up in Persona. In Production, verifications and reports can count toward your Persona bill. Sandbox holds only sample data and costs nothing. Only a Persona admin, or a role with API key access, can make a key. You can give the key fewer permissions so that Hyper can do less. A new API key that Hyper creates shows its secret in the chat. People who verify type their own names and details, and these can hide instructions that try to trick an assistant, so check each change before you approve it.