Security & governance
Roles, tenant boundaries, authentication, audit trails, verification limits and lifecycle controls.
Enterprise documentation
CardIQ Enterprise Documentation
Technical, security, integration, and identity-governance documentation for organizations evaluating or deploying CardIQ.
Documentation map
Start with the area that matches your evaluation or deployment responsibility.
Employee identity lifecycle
Onboarding, updates, offboarding, deactivation and effects on public identity surfaces.
Enterprise integrations
Current API, import and webhook capabilities, plus explicit named-integration status.
Deployment options
Managed SaaS and enterprise-scoped dedicated-cloud or self-hosted arrangements.
Technical evaluation
A checklist and repeatable demonstration for IT, Security and HR teams.
Capability status language
Every statement in this documentation uses one of three availability boundaries.
Available now
Implemented capabilities, still subject to plan permissions and workspace configuration.
Available where configured or supported
Requires entitlement, platform configuration, integration setup or an enterprise deployment agreement.
Not currently supported
No native production capability is represented; confirm future needs with CardIQ without assuming a roadmap commitment.
Verification boundary
CardIQ provides company-controlled professional identity—not universal identity assurance.
What CardIQ can signal
Company/employee verification paths where enabled, current active/inactive state, and company-managed profile data.
What CardIQ is not
It is not government identity verification, KYC, biometric verification, deepfake detection, universal fraud prevention or a replacement for enterprise IAM.
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