# Developer Docs - Trust Swiftly ## Developer Docs - Trust Swiftly - [Developer Documentation](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/readme.md): This documentation will show you how to integrate Trust Swiftly into your Web Application and communicate with our private API. - [Integration](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/web/integration.md): This integration guide is for setting up our embedded verification option. Complete the prerequisites before integrating the flow. - [Button Link](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/web/button-link.md): The button integration with a link is another simple integration that allows for faster page loading and minimal setup. - [Integrating with WordPress](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/web/wordpress.md): To integrate Trust Swiftly with Wordpress it can be done in a similar manner as the HTML integration and link. - [WebView iOS and Android](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/web/webview-ios-and-android.md): The WebView option allows individuals to verify their identity in a mobile app with the Android WebView or iOS WKWebView. - [Bubble ID Verify Integration](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/web/bubble-id-verify-integration.md): Learn to integrate Bubble.io with Trust Swiftly for the ultimate identity verification experience. Add ID, Selfie, phone and more checks to your Bubble app using no-code. - [FlutterFlow Identity Verification](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/web/flutterflow-identity-verification.md): Integrating FlutterFlow with Trust Swiftly can significantly enhance your app's security and user verification processes with ID checks, selfies, KYC, and more. - [Webflow ID Verification](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/web/webflow-id-verification.md): Integrating Webflow with Trust Swiftly involves following our guide to configure your verification steps. Setup a robust no-code solution to verify your users through ID, selfie, KYC. - [Zapier Identity Verification](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/web/zapier-identity-verification.md): Integrating Trust Swiftly with Zapier allows you to automate identity verification processes seamlessly across various apps and services, enhancing security and efficiency without the need for coding. - [Getting an API Key](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/api/getting-an-api-key.md): To access the Trust Swiftly API, you'll need an API key. - [Authentication](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/api/authentication.md): This sample call, which shows the Users API, includes a bearer token in the Authorization request header. - [Users](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/api/users.md): The API Key can be generated within your developer settings. - [Reverify User](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/api/reverify.md): Use the reverify API to automatically verify the facial attributes of a user on subsequent verifications. - [Documents](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/api/documents.md): Create verification jobs through the API to analyze identities without going through Trust Swiftly's UI. Use the document status API to retrieve the results. - [Stats](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/api/stats.md): Get current stats for verifications. - [Templates](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/api/templates.md): Get available verification templates - [Errors](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/api/errors.md): This page describes various error responses with our API. - [Pagination](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/api/pagination.md): All top-level API endpoints have support for bulk fetches via "list" API methods. - [Filtering and Sorting Users](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/api/filtering-and-sorting.md): Filtering and sorting results can help speed up responses and data collection by allowing you to request only the data you need. - [Rate Limits](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/api/rate-limits.md): Learn about API rate limits and how to work with them. - [Setup and Handling Webhooks](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/webhooks/handling-webhooks.md) - [Webhook Code Examples](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/webhooks/code-examples.md) - [Share hosted link](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/hosted/share-hosted-link.md): Learn how to manually generate and share a unique verification link for a single user directly from the Trust Swiftly dashboard. This simple, no-code method is ideal for one-off verifications or proof - [Configure self verifications](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/self-sign-up-and-create-autofill/configure-self-verifications.md) - [Quick Create: Prefill User Data](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/self-sign-up-and-create-autofill/quick-create-prefill-user-data.md) - [SAML2 SSO (Okta, etc)](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/single-sign-on/saml2-sso-okta-etc.md): Setup SAML2 authentication for your Trust Swiftly instance. This adds additional safeguards to access the admin dashboard and quicker onboarding for your team by centralizing user management. - [Rippling SSO App](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/single-sign-on/rippling-sso-app.md): Setup SSO with Rippling using a custom application - [Azure Entra ID SAML](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/single-sign-on/azure-entra-id-saml.md): For added security Trust Swiftly is compatible with Azure SSO which allows your admins to not reenter their password to access the app. Setup SSO with Entra using a custom app for SAML authentication. - [Slack](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/notifications/slack.md): Setup Slack notifications to be alerted about new verification statuses. - [Zoho Cliq](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/notifications/zoho-cliq.md): Zoho Cliq can be used to receive notifications from Trust Swiftly about verification statuses. - [Email and Chat](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/notifications/email-and-chat.md): Setup email and live chat options from Trust Swiftly for additional communications. - [Install and Demo Guide](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/stripe-app/install.md): The below instructions can be used for demo purposes and for live transactions you can consult with our team for optimal setup with Radar rules. - [Disconnect Stripe App](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/stripe-app/disconnect-stripe-app.md): To uninstall the Stripe App click the Uninstall App button on the settings page. - [Supported Documents](https://docs.trustswiftly.com/references/supported-documents.md): We support 300+ different types of documents. 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