Working together with certified companies to put users first

...some new ideas that we are planning to test and iterate over coming months. This blog post provides an insight into what was covered. What we did During the first...
...some new ideas that we are planning to test and iterate over coming months. This blog post provides an insight into what was covered. What we did During the first...
...under new contracts added new journeys to the hub to reflect the new features released by the certified companies - for example, we can now recommend certified companies for users...
...pages (e.g. clicks made on links) and extra tagging code called custom variables which enabled us to segment the data. We also added an extra step into the process: when...
...we knew our time in the room with the assessors would be limited; blogging helped us clarify our own thoughts, and gave the panel access to a lot of information...
...new? if we were to build something new, should it be a cross-government service like GOV.UK Verify? how can someone prove, entirely digitally, that an organisation exists and they have...
...so that it’s as clear as possible to services what they will need to do, and any new needs arising from new services adopting GOV.UK Verify are understood early on...
...point. We are building a new service, in a new market, and in a new way, for the first time anywhere in the UK and in a way that’s unlike...
...make changes to prepare for the new certified companies joining GOV.UK Verify soon. For example, we will need to change some of the questions to reflect the different methods new...
...onto the new framework alongside 4 brand new companies. These 8 certified companies, and the variety of methods and data sources they bring, will continue to help GOV.UK Verify work...
...across government working to deliver new and transformed digital services. Many of those services will need to use GOV.UK Verify to protect users by making sure the person accessing a...