Nothing sensitive happens until we know who is speaking.

Ask about opening hours freely. Reaching an account balance takes proof.

Verification runs in three layers, from the staff member signing into the dashboard to the customer asking about an invoice. It is the precondition that makes everything else safe to switch on, and on sensitive lookups it cannot be disabled, by you or by us.

The three layers

Each one covers a different question about who is on the other end.

Two-factor on every login

Dashboard access is protected by 2FA, with enforcement set centrally rather than left to each person.

Verified in conversation

A one-time code by SMS or email, issued and checked inside the conversation itself, whichever channel it started on.

Held for the conversation

Once verified, that state persists for the rest of the exchange, so nobody is asked twice.

Gated action by action

Individual agents and individual actions can require verification before they are reachable at all.

Built to resist the obvious attacks

Rate limits are on by default, not something you have to remember to configure.

Three attempts per code

A wrong code three times ends that attempt rather than allowing an unlimited guess.

Five codes a minute

Caps how fast codes can be requested, which shuts down the cheap way to flood a number.

Identity can arrive mid-conversation

A caller can start anonymous. The moment they verify, the whole session retro-attaches to their contact, their history loads, and the agent carries on mid-sentence knowing exactly who it is helping. No cold restart, no please call back and verify first.

Security and personalisation turn out to be the same feature. No verification, no memory. Verified, and the whole relationship is in the room: the account, the history, the promises, per person rather than per session.

Tell us what your customers ask for most, and we will build that flow against your own systems so you can see it working.