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22 step-by-step guides for kyc.
How to send a KYC form to a company
Send a KYC form to one contact, or to every contact on a company, so they can complete it through a secure link.
What the KYC statuses mean: Not sent, Sent, Submitted
On a company's KYC tab each contact shows one of three states: Not sent, Sent or Submitted. Here is what each coloured chip means and what you can do next from it.
How to build your own KYC form
Build a reusable KYC form by picking the sections you need, add your own custom fields, save it, and reuse it for any contact.
Start from a ready-made KYC form
Use one of the three built-in KYC forms as a starting point, then edit it to suit your firm before you save.
Every KYC form section and what it collects
A full reference to the twelve KYC sections you can add to a form and every field each one collects.
How to review a completed KYC form
See when a contact has completed their KYC form, read the answers they gave, and download the signed PDF.
Reorder or remove sections in a KYC form
Use the up and down arrows to set the order a contact sees, and the remove button to drop a section you do not need.
Add your own custom field to a KYC form
Add your own question to a KYC form, pick the answer type, and reuse it later from your saved field library.
Collect multiple shareholders, directors or UBOs
The Partner, Manager and UBO sections are repeatable, so a contact can add one block per person, up to fifteen. Here is how they work and what each one asks.
The locked declaration and signature on every KYC form
Every KYC form ends with a locked Declaration & signature section you cannot remove. Here is what it contains and why it is always there.
Understanding the 'Heads up' compliance warnings
The amber Heads up note flags a missing PEP, source-of-funds or UBO section. It is only a reminder, never a block, and here is how to clear it.
Preview a KYC form before you save or send it
Preview shows the exact step-by-step form your contact will fill in, without saving or sending. Here is how to open it and what to check.