IdentityVerificationProcFld

• External
• Salesforce

• address
• checkbox
• currency
• dateonly
• datetime
• email
• number
• other
• percent
• phone
• picklist
• reference
• text
• timeonly
• url

• additionalResultField—Fetches data as part of the search query, but the data isn’t displayed in search results. Suppose you want to fetch the policy number and the age of the policy owner as a result of the search but the agent isn’t supposed to see this data. You can write custom logic to process this additional data.
• optionalVerifier—Displays additional verifiers on the verification screen.

  In API version 56.0 and later, you can display additional verifiers based on fields from the object configured for verification’s parent object. For example, if you set identity verification on the Contact object, you can display fields from the Account object.

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• requiredVerifier—Displays required verifiers on the verification screen.

  In API version 56.0 and later, you can display required verifiers based on fields from the object configured for verification’s parent object. For example, if you set identity verification on the Contact object, you can display fields from the Account object.

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• resultField—Displays fields in search results. For example, when an agent searches for a customer or their representative, you’d like the search results to include the account name, phone number, and email ID.

  In API version 56.0 and later, you can display fields from the parent object of the object configured for verification in the search results. For example, if you set identity verification on the Contact object, which looks up to the Account object, you can display fields from accounts in the search results.

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• searchField—Performs object-based search.
• searchFilter—Filters search results. When this is set as the field type, specify the field name to filter search results using the FieldName attribute. Both static and dynamic filtering are supported. For example, to search for Contacts whose related Account ID is always 001xx000003GZ4lAAG, set AccountId as the field name and the value of FieldValueFormula to 001xx000003GZ4lAAG. Or, if an agent verifies a customer (Account) and then performs a secondary search against all policies (Policy) in which the verified customer is the policy holder, set FieldName to PolicyHolder and FieldValueFormula to the dynamic value {!SelectedParentRecordId}. This value is available from API version 56.0 and later.

  You can only use record IDs to dynamically filter search results.

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The namespace prefix can have one of the following values:

• In Developer Edition organizations, the namespace prefix is set to the namespace prefix of the organization for all objects that support it. There is an exception if an object is in an installed managed package. In that case, the object has the namespace prefix of the installed managed package. This field’s value is the namespace prefix of the Developer Edition organization of the package developer.
• In organizations that are not Developer Edition organizations, NamespacePrefix is only set for objects that are part of an installed managed package. There is no namespace prefix for all other objects.