Parts of the Alloy Dashboard have received a UI refresh. You’ll notice a change with the look of Journey Nodes and Outcome badges. There are no functional changes with this release.

The login page now has a new look and feel. When navigating to your Alloy instance, you’ll notice a newly designed experience with the same reliable login functionality.

New changes have been made to the user interface for What-If Analysis, including the addition of a confidence level to show the level of certainty in the results of the analysis.

To learn more about What-If Analysis, view our documentation here.

Previous to this update, only the most recent PII entry was being shown in the header section of the Entity page. PII management improved so you can see all PII entries clearly.

In some cases an Entity should only have one PII entry (e.g., social security number, date of birth). In these cases the most recent PII entry is displayed but it is shown with an "!" icon to indicate there are additional entries. You can click the "!" icon and a window will appear showing all the entries for you to review.

In cases where multiple PII entries is logical (e.g., addresses, phone numbers), you will see the most recent entry displayed in the header. You can click "View All Addresses" or "View All Phones" to see a list of all previous entries.

We have made an update to Alloy's Diligence panel. Fraud scores for each service will now be shown as cards. Scores will be color coded green, orange, and pink to represent low, medium and high risk - making it easier for users to quickly review scores. These risk ranges are being pulled directly from the services themselves. Scores will be sorted from high risk to low risk.

Alloy's composite score has been deprecated. This score was a normalized average of all the scores shown in the fraud section but it's no longer supported and has been removed.