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# 5 Oct: Platform Updates

This release expanded identity verification coverage, enhanced the developer experience, and introduced new compliance features across the platform.

### **New features**

* Launched **Web Portal v2.0** with a redesigned interface for faster navigation and improved reporting.
* Expanded [Document Checks](/documentation/product-guides/identity-verification/document-check.md) with broader [global coverage](/documentation/product-guides/identity-verification/document-check/document-types-per-country.md).
* Added support for [automation settings](https://portal.complycube.com/automations) directly via the Portal.

### **Improvements**

* Mobile SDKs enhanced with smoother selfie and document capture flows.
* API responses updated with clearer error codes and more consistent formatting.
* Webhooks upgraded with improved retry logic and error messages for easier debugging.
* Webhook events are now retained and visible for 30 days.

### **Documentation**

* Published new [Quick Integration Guides](/documentation/quick-guides/web-portal-quick-guide.md) to help developers onboard faster.


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