Verification lists (API)

For every completed verification, Signi generates a verification list — a sealed PDF with an audit record of the entire process. This is your proof in case of an inspection (e.g. under the AML Act).

Verification list of a single verification

curl -H "x-api-key: VAS_API_KLIC" \
  https://api.signi.com/api/v2/verifications/UUID_OVERENI/revision-list

{ "url": "https://…(signed link to the PDF)…" }

The link is signed and time-limited — download the PDF right away. As long as the verification list isn't sealed yet (it's being generated in the background), the call returns 400 — try again in a moment.

Verification lists for an entire document

With a single call you can download a ZIP containing the verification lists of all the document's counterparties that had a linked verification:

curl -H "x-api-key: VAS_API_KLIC" -o kontrolni-listy.zip \
  https://api.signi.com/api/v2/docs/UUID_DOKUMENTU/verifications/revision-lists

Shredding

Personal data from verifications doesn't stay in Signi forever — once the retention period expires, the verification list is shredded. The call then returns 410:

{
    "error": "PURGED",
    "message": "…",
    "destructionListUrl": "https://…(link to the destruction certificate)…"
}

Instead of the verification list, you receive a destruction certificate — a sealed proof that the data was properly disposed of (destructionListUrl may be null for a while, until the certificate is generated). For this reason, download your verification lists and archive them yourself while they are available.

Where to go next

• Signi verification — how it works