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Analysing Transactions

The VIDA Authentication Service provides a Self-Service Portal for partners to view and analyse authentication transactions. When accessing the VIDA Authentication Services tab on the navigation menu, partners can find the following sections:

Applications:

This section lists the applications configured on the VIDA Authentication Server that the partner server interacts with.

Additional parameters that can be viewed for each application include:

  • App Name: The name of the application. Clicking on it takes you to the Transactions Page, showing the latest transactions with that application.

  • Redirect URLs: The trusted URLs where the VIDA Authentication Server can redirect during the authentication workflow.

  • Protocol: The integration method used, such as API.

  • Enabled: Indicates if the application is enabled or disabled.

Clicking on an application's row provides more details about that specific application.

Credentials:

This section lists the credentials configured on the VIDA Authentication Server.

Additional parameters that can be viewed for each credential include:

  • Credential ID: An identifier for the credential. Clicking on it takes you to the Transactions Page, showing the latest transactions associated with that credential.

  • Type: Specifies the type of credential, such as Face Authentication (FaceID), Google Authenticator (OTP), WebAuthn, or CDK-based authenticator (pki).

  • Created Date: The date when the credential was registered with the VIDA Authentication Service.

  • Status: Indicates if the credential is enabled or disabled.

  • Last Transactions: Shows when the credential was last used in a transaction.

Clicking on a credential's row provides additional details about that specific credential.

Transactions:

This section lists the transactions carried out on the VIDA Authentication Server.

Additional parameters that can be viewed for each transaction include:

  • Transaction ID: A unique identifier for the transaction.

  • Type: Indicates if the transaction is a Registration, Authentication, or Query.

  • Application: Specifies the application used during the transaction.

  • Credential ID: Identifies the credential used in the transaction.

  • Created Date: The date when the transaction was created.

  • Status: Indicates the status of the transaction, whether it was a Success, Failure, or is currently In-Progress.

Clicking on a transaction's row provides a detailed page displaying the associated events, parameters sent and received by the authentication server, and other relevant information.

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