4.9 out of 5 stars
(8 Ratings)
For developers, ARGOS Identity offers two APIs.
ARGOS ID Check (KYC/eKYC): launch the hosted Liveform from one URL in a browser or an iOS, Android or React Native WebView, or build your own capture UI on the Verify engine APIs. Your backend uses the REST API to fetch submissions, review pending cases, delete or partially delete data for GDPR and CCPA requests and download AML reports, and receives webhooks for created, submit, approved, rejected, updated, delete and AML result events. Each check reads the ID with OCR plus MRZ and PDF417 barcode checks, tests ID and selfie liveness, matches the face to the ID photo and screens the user against sanctions and PEP lists, with ongoing monitoring afterwards. Data is processed and stored in the region chosen for each project (US or South Korea), sensitive fields are encrypted with AES-256 at rest, and payload encryption is optional. A migration API imports existing verification records.
ARGOS Omni (Review Ops Agent): authenticate with an x-api-key header, create a profile under a workflow, upload files, text or JSON as items (PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, images, CSV, HTML, EML and more) and start an asynchronous analysis. The result follows the output schema you defined, with a verdict of verified, rejected or pending_review and the reasoning and source step for each extracted value, and every completed analysis can be downloaded as a PDF report.
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4.5 out of 5 stars
(131 Ratings)
Virtuoso QA is a secure, agentic test automation platform for any browser-based application. Touchstone, our agentic assurance layer, turns your business requirements into tests, then runs, fixes and maintains them as your application changes. More than thirty specialised agents author, generate, triage and self-heal your functional and end-to-end tests, while a deterministic engine executes every run and your team approves every decision that matters. Every release comes with evidence of what was tested, what changed and who approved it. Release Insights shows execution risk and requirement coverage across every journey, and teams can export an Evidence Report in minutes rather than assembling one over weeks. That makes the platform a natural fit for regulated industries like financial services, insurance, healthcare, the public sector and more.
The mission is to set the standard of proof for software releases. AI generates software. Virtuoso QA generates the evidence to trust it.
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Pretty Diff
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