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# Flow (Hosted Solution)
The quickest way to build conversion-optimised identity verification pages, hosted on ComplyCube.
**ComplyCube Flow** is a secure, fully customizable, hosted KYC and identity verification page that lets you verify your clients quickly, with minimal code.
By simply initiating a **Flow session**, you create a unique ComplyCube URL address to redirect your clients to complete identity verification. Once complete, your clients will be redirected to your chosen URL.
The checks and stages undertaken as part of a Flow session are fully customizable.
A Flow session **expires** once a client completes the identity verification process or **14 days** after initialization.
The API allows you to create a session.
{% hint style="info" %}
You can add your color scheme and logos to the hosted page through the [brand settings page](https://portal.complycube.com/settings/branding).
{% endhint %}
[Learn more about ComplyCube Flow](https://docs.complycube.com/documentation/guides/hosted-solution-quick-guide)
## The Session object
Attribute
Type
Description
redirectUrl
string
The unique URL to redirect your client to.
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