Create or sign in
Enter through the protected DiligenceID application and establish your personal context.
For individuals
DiligenceID is a personal place to build a reusable identity, hold trusted digital credentials and decide what evidence to present. You do not need to understand digital-identity standards to use it.
Getting started
Creating DiligenceID gives you a personal context in the DiligenceID application. After sign-in, the application guides you through the capabilities available to you.
Enter through the protected DiligenceID application and establish your personal context.
Participating organisations may issue trusted evidence about a relationship, status or achievement.
See what an organisation is asking for and the purpose before you choose whether to present it.
Link reusable identity to organisation-specific accounts without giving DiligenceID ownership of those relationships.
Your credentials
Credentials can represent the things organisations already need to confirm, including employment, membership, qualifications, licences, training, eligibility and authority.
Your wallet
Your wallet is the part of the experience where you keep supported credentials, review their source and details, and present them when you choose.
A credential may have an expiry date or a status maintained by its issuer. An issuer may revoke it when the underlying fact or relationship changes. The application will show the information available for each supported credential.
Sharing and privacy
Share what is needed for the interaction rather than rebuilding an entire identity profile each time.
The organisation uses the evidence you present as trusted input to its own account, service and decision process.
Security, recovery and help
Use the security controls offered by the application, keep devices updated, and never approve a request you do not understand.
If you lose access, start with DiligenceID Help. The support team will guide you to the right recovery path for your account and credentials.
Get help with getting started, credentials, access, privacy, sharing and security concerns.