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# DOAPI 2.1.0 - What's new

This manual page is about new administrative features introduced by v. 2.1.0 of DOAPI.


These features are only available to admin users (i.e., the ones viewing an admin link in the backend.

## Rosetta
The Rosetta tool permits to change any text message of the interface. Its goal is to enhance the quality of translations or for example to find better labels for frequently used buttons.

You'll find Rosetta at the bottom of the admin page:
![](https://i.imgur.com/kjW5Nek.png)

From there, you can choose the desired language to modify. 
If "unscharf" (fuzzy) is ticked, the system is unsure of the translation. In these cases, it will display the English translation. If the translation seems correct, feel free to untick it.

![](https://i.imgur.com/l0yXDuz.png)

## Session Analysis Tool
We develop a tool to help understand why a session might be stuck. To use it, first select a session, then choose the session analysis action:

![](https://i.imgur.com/ozJl0qX.png)


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## Webhooks management
Sometimes, consumers miss notifications of session update from DOAPI. These updates are called webhooks. One can manage it, and resend any webhook directly at the bottom of the session edition page:

![](https://i.imgur.com/msbMBEz.png)



# What's going on next?

## ICQM countries black list
We can already define a black list for countries where the customer is required to have no tight links to (e.g., North Korea, Iran, ...):

![](https://i.imgur.com/wsGGI1T.png)


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The feature is available, but the check is not enforced yet. The list is up-to-date as of june 20th, 2019. 
As soon as the consumers are ready, we will enforce this check.

## Swisscom digital signature
The users will be asked to either digitally or paper sign their documents. Currently we use an auto sign feature, but the connection to Swisscom's service is already available, yet not activated.


## Address Check Enforcement
We currently check the address of the customer and store the result returned by Swiss Post. This address check will be enforced, not letting users further on if their address is badly spelled.

