...with their application. Checking eligibility online When a service delivered by one part of government depends on data held by another part of government, service delivery can be slow, expensive...
...In simple terms there are three services that you will encounter when accessing a government service: the government service itself, the hub service, and an identity provider of your choice...
...services connected at that time, without inspecting the operations inside those companies and services. The review included GOV.UK Verify’s interface to the Document Checking Service (DCS), but did not look...
One of the central tenets of how we design government services is that we start with user needs. As a user researcher, I’m aware of the importance of defining user...
...Verify is Pan Government Accredited - an ongoing independent process to confirm we are effectively identifying and managing risks to the service. Our work to secure the service to protect...
...Service Standard, point 3) All digital services need a skilled, empowered service manager and a multi-disciplinary team to design, build and iterate the service. GOV.UK Verify is cross-government service with...
...the best web services. No big national launch, no minister pulling the switch; just users feeding back, service managers making incremental improvements and changes, and a service that keeps on...
...same level of assurance but using different approaches to get there. More services The next step will be the first service to start allowing users to access its service through...
...incremental improvements to the service. In the coming weeks and months we’ll be writing more here about the changes we’re making and how they affect the people using the service....
The identity assurance service will allow users to sign in to government services and prove their identity quickly, safely and privately. Today an important part of the service, the 'hub',...
