Agree.com says its AI-powered e-signature platform is different from competitors because it includes invoicing and payment processing. That’s why the company might have a shot at tackling the industry Goliath, Docusign. Because the startup makes its money from transaction fees for any money movement facilitated by its platform, Agree.com has made e-signatures free to all users. Agree.com uses AI on top of optimal character recognition (OCR) software so that it can auto-detect and label all of a contract’s input fields and signature blocks. Its technology can also identify and extract “any and all” payment terms to dynamically generate invoices. Because of its multitasking approach, Agree.com can potentially replace traditional e-signature software and invoicing and accounts receivable tools such as Bill.com. Agree extracts every character, indentation, semicolon, and hyphen to not only understand the type of contract being signed, but make it fully editable and collaborative with commenting, redlining, and version control. Agree’s “business model is truly unique: free software, monetized through invoicing and payments.”
Pledge Software’s API allows instant verification of nearly 2 million nonprofit organizations in the US by EIN- Employee Identification Number
Pledge Software has launched the Nonprofit Check Plus API, a new tool that allows developers, fintech companies, grant platforms, marketplaces, and charitable foundations to instantly verify nearly 2 million nonprofit organizations in the US using real-time data from federal sources. The API aggregates data from the IRS Business Master File, IRS Pub 78, OFAC, and the IRS Auto-Revocation List, ensuring seamless and accurate nonprofit validation by Employer Identification Number (EIN). Key Features: Real-Time EIN-Based Lookup: Validate nonprofits instantly using a single API call. Multi-Source Compliance Checks: Cross-reference against IRS BMF, Pub 78, AROE, and OFAC lists. Structured JSON Output: Developer-friendly format for easy integration. Free & Paid Tiers: Flexible pricing for small developers, large enterprises, and everything in between.
Plaid’s ID verification tech can now counter deepfakes, synthetic media and facial duplicates; and includes age estimation to flag impersonation risks
Plaid has updated its identity verification (IDV) product to counter the threat posed by fraudsters who use Gen AI. New features added to the product include deepfake and synthetic media detection, facial duplicate detection to catch repeat fraud attempts, age estimation to flag impersonation risks, and risk-based flows that adapt in real time to streamline trusted users and escalate high-risk ones. The upgrades are now available to all Plaid IDV customers, with no extra integration required. Powered by our Trust Index, these enhancements help you streamline verification for trusted users while tightening controls for higher-risk cases: Risk-Based Escalations; Selfie Re-Authentication; Trust Index Risk Check. By combining rich data sources and high-fidelity signals with the scale of our network, Plaid gives companies a faster, more secure way to verify identity and stop fraud at the front door. These enhancements are available to all Plaid Identity Verification (IDV) customers out of the box, with no additional integration required.
ServiceLink solution allows lenders to schedule 100% of their closings ‘in-platform’ through built-in automated remote online notarization to determine borrower eligibility and in-branch scheduling option
ServiceLink has enhanced its EXOS Close technology including new options for online and in-branch closings in addition to an instant in-platform determination of remote closing eligibility, assessing state and county acceptance requirements and, with lender approval, automatically giving borrowers who are eligible the immediate option to schedule their closing online. The addition of this unique in-branch scheduling selection and built-in automated remote online notarization (RON) eligibility determination allows lenders to schedule 100% of their closings through EXOS. The inclusion of an in-branch scheduling option is pioneering technology in the industry – no other provider but ServiceLink offers the ability for a lender to schedule in-branch closings. This new option will greatly aid with home equity and refinance transactions, increasing efficiency and transparency in the process. Access to the RON eligibility determination also will empower lenders to easily adopt and scale eSignings and extend the option to their borrowers to self-schedule their own RON closing event. No other solution provides real time calendaring functionality, with direct access to the availability of the most qualified notaries in the country, that empowers borrowers to schedule their own closing appointments for the exact date and time and now, location, of their choosing.
Foxit’s AI platform enables redaction at scale by adding batch document processing, scheduled compliance scans, multi-cloud integration, and team collaboration tools
Foxit, a leading provider of innovative PDF and eSignature products and services, helping knowledge workers to increase their productivity and do more with documents, today announced the launch of Smart Redact Server, a powerful new AI-driven platform built to automate the redaction of sensitive data at scale across enterprise environments. Designed for organizations that manage large volumes of regulated content, the solution enables legal, financial, healthcare, and compliance teams to detect and redact classified, personally identifiable (PII), and other sensitive information quickly, accurately, and securely. Smart Redact Server equips teams tasked with data privacy and regulatory compliance, including (but not limited to) enterprise administrators, legal and compliance departments, financial institutions, and healthcare organizations with a fast, reliable, and scalable way to identify and redact sensitive content, whether it’s personally identifiable information (PII), financial records, or protected health data. Building on the success of Foxit’s Smart Redact feature within its flagship PDF Editor+ platform, Smart Redact Server extends these capabilities beyond individual documents to an enterprise-grade, cloud-native solution. This new offering leverages the proven redaction technology of PDF Editor+ and enhances it with robust features, including batch document processing, scheduled compliance scans, multi-cloud integration, and team collaboration tools. Key Features:
- AI-powered detection and redaction of PII, financial, legal, and medical data with over 99% accuracy
- Batch processing and scheduled scans to automate compliance workflows and reduce manual effort
- Support for 47 file types, including PDF, DOCX, scanned images, HTML, JSON, XML, and more
- Cloud-native SaaS platform with integration across OneDrive,
Frontegg’s end-to-end CIAM solution for agentic AI auto-generates the authentication code for both web and mobile apps; handles the creation, refreshing, and deletion of all OAuth access tokens; and creates visualizations from source data
With enterprise agentic automation fast becoming a reality, CIAM providers are racing to address the unique requirements posed by autonomous AI agents. To authenticate and interact with a third-party B2B application on behalf of a human user, AI agents need programmatic and persistent access, typically requiring token-based authentication and complex OAuth flows. Frontegg’s recently released Frontegg.ai takes an end-to-end approach, delivering out-of-the-box solutions for advanced use cases that require the integration of multiple B2B applications. The AI agent and all required third-party integrations can be created and configured in the Frontegg.ai dashboard in just a few minutes. The code for the authentication interface is automatically generated for both web and mobile applications and the platform handles the creation, refreshing, and deletion of all OAuth access tokens. This end-to-end authentication and authorization functionality can be integrated into the agent code with just a few lines. One of the innovative products being developed using Frontegg.ai is an analytics support agent that intelligently creates visualizations from source data, based on the requirements of different business personas and communicates them on a regular basis. The idea is that rather than manually visiting a portal to configure dashboards, users will interact with the AI agent outside of the portal as an intelligent analytics assistant. Some of the CIAM providers that support identity and access management for AI agents include: 1) Auth0’s Auth for gen AI enables multiple accounts for third-party applications to be linked into a single, unified profile. Users only need to authenticate once to authorize an AI agent to interact with all of the connected applications connected to their accounts.
Au10tix’s API for real-time AML risk monitoring dynamically adjusts the intensity of screening processes through proactive scanning of over 100 global sanctions lists, PEP databases, and adverse media
AU10TIX has launched continuous risk monitoring as part of its advanced AML solution. Driven by customer demand, this powerful capability delivers real-time risk insights across the full customer lifecycle—empowering businesses to detect behavioral anomalies and emerging threats as they arise. AU10TIX’s continuous monitoring capability proactively scans top data sources including global sanctions lists, politically exposed person (PEP) databases, and adverse media in real time to detect anomalies as they emerge. The system dynamically adjusts screening intensity based on customer risk profiles and business requirements—supporting KYC and KYB processes while ensuring adherence to evolving global regulations. AU10TIX’s AML solution features a proprietary decision-making mechanism, customizable workflows, and a user-friendly dashboard to streamline risk management and due diligence processes. The new capability provides: Real-time fraud and money laundering alerts; Adaptive risk scoring, continuously recalibrated based on real-time data and changing user behavior; Flexible thresholding tailored to customer risk levels; Coverage across 240+ countries and 1,600 government sites; A unified dashboard for identity verification and AML results; and Seamless KYC + KYB support in a single compliance flow
Vouched’s solution allows users to verify agent identities and review reputation data using a community-driven assessment through MCP servers to report on the behavior of AI agents launches “know your agent” verification
Vouched announced the launch of several initiatives to ensure the coming ecosystem of AI Software Agents is built on a foundation of strong identity and trust. These include Agent Reputation Directory, a groundbreaking solution designed to address the critical gap in identity and trust for autonomous software agents – or, how to tell good agents from bad. As AI agents become increasingly integral to digital workflows, this tool ensures that only verified, trustworthy agents can participate in sensitive operations-protecting organizations and individuals from fraud, impersonation, and unauthorized access. As AI agents increasingly represent individuals and organizations in digital interactions, Vouched’s Know Your Agent introduces a suite of innovations that close critical identity gaps: 1) MCP-I (MCP-Identity): A proposed extension to the MCP protocol, MCP-I adds robust identity capabilities for both agents and humans, enabling secure, identity-aware communication in agent-based ecosystems. 2) Vouched MCP-Identity Server: A turnkey SaaS solution with easy-to-integrate APIs for strong identity verification in agent systems and applications. It includes a developer toolkit for AI agents to securely store verified credentials and delegations. Aligned with the MCP-I specification, the SDK supports scalable, standards-based identity integration for AI-driven workflows. 3) Know That AI (http://knowthat.ai): A transparent Agent Reputation Directory that allows users to verify agent identities and review reputation data, with a core focus on fraud prevention and digital trust. Know That AI is a community-driven system where MCP Servers can report on the behavior of software agents (good or bad) to lead to a community-driven assessment of that agent’s trustworthiness.
PlainID’s Policy Management for Agentic AI allows organizations to define dynamic, fine-grained policies that apply adaptable controls to every AI Agent interaction with data, APIs and services
PlainID, global provider of Identity Security, introduces Policy Management for Agentic AI. Policy Management for Agentic AI enables organizations to define granular policies that control what data AI agents can access, how they process it, and which actions they may take—ensuring that every AI-driven workflow abides by corporate and regulatory mandates. Key capabilities include: Identity-aware control – Enforce access based on human and non-human identity (NHI). Dynamic, fine-grained policies – Apply adaptable controls to every AI Agent interaction with data, APIs and services. Centralized policy management – Manage and govern all policies in one unified, standardized interface. Seamless integration – With popular AI platforms and orchestration frameworks Zero Trust Alignment – Ensure AI operations align with enterprise security and compliance frameworks, by design. Auditability – Gain full visibility into AI decision chains, access attempts, and policy outcomes. “As enterprises accelerate AI initiatives, PlainID empowers teams to govern AI data and decisions without compromising innovation. Through policy management and access enforcement, we ensure every AI interaction is secure, compliant, and policy-aware,” said Gal Helemski, Chief Product Officer and Co-Founder of PlainID.
Android adds support for OpenID standards to make handling digital credentials easy and secure by allowing any app to potentially become a “credential holder” and perform additional due-diligence steps required to verify any digital document
Google has given Android an OpenID upgrade to make handling digital credentials like virtual driving licences much easier and more secure. With native support for OpenID standards, Android apps and services can talk the same language when it comes to verifying who you are digitally. This update uses Android’s DigitalCredential API to bring in support for OpenID4VP (for showing your credentials) and OpenID4VCI (for getting new ones issued). It’s all part of Android’s push towards using open standards to ensure you’re not locked into one company’s way of doing things for your digital identity. The most obvious use people are talking about is digital identity documents like driving licences, passports, or national ID cards. But the potential goes way further. Google expects developers to get creative, using this tech for all sorts of things you might need to prove digitally. We’re talking education certificates, insurance details, gym memberships, event tickets, work permits – you name it. And it’s not just about official ‘wallet’ apps like Google Wallet or Samsung Wallet holding these credentials. Any app can potentially become a “credential holder.” Once you’ve picked, say, your digital driving licence, Android securely passes the request over to the wallet app that holds that specific licence. That app finishes the process, showing the credential to the verifier. This method also gives the wallet app a chance to “perform any additional due-diligence steps it needs to perform prior to releasing the credential to the verifier,” adding an extra layer of checks if needed. Receiving and storing new digital credentials is also getting standardised using the OpenID4VCI protocol. When someone needs to issue you a digital credential they can use this standard. To make sure Android knows what’s where when it’s time to show a credential, wallet apps need to tell the Credential Manager a bit about the credentials they hold. This info helps Android quickly find the right options for you when a request comes in.