Changes the status of the verification session to submitted
Make sure that you have uploaded all the images using the POST/sessions/{sessionId}/media request before setting the status to submitted
. If you try to upload media after you have submitted the session, you may encounter the 409 - conflict error.
Note: always ensure that you use the correct API URL to send requests. See the API URL section for more info.
Your integration's API key (occasionally referred to the "Token", "API public key" or "Publishable key")
Request body signed with the shared secret key
Session id
Session data
Verification object
Status of a verification session, always submitted
Session is patched
API request status
Verification object
UUID v4 which identifies the verification session
URL for the timestamp
The unique identifier that you created for your end-user. It can be max 1,000 characters long and contain only non-semantic data that can not be resolved or used outside your systems or environments. Veriff returns it unmodified in webhooks and API response payloads, or as null
if not provided
Host URI
Verification session status
Session-specific token of the verification
Bad request
Unauthorized
Session not found
Internal server error