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# Product updates: June 2026

> ARGOS Identity product updates for June 2026

Hello, this is ARGOS Identity.

Here are the new features and improvements we delivered in June.

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## Session Journey — tracking the progress of a submission

<span style={{backgroundColor: '#EEF4FF', color: '#0064FF', padding: '4px 12px', borderRadius: '16px', fontSize: '13px', fontWeight: '600'}}>New Feature</span>

The **Session Journey** feature has been added to the dashboard. It shows **every event in chronological order, grouped by a single submission**, from the moment a user enters the liveform to the final outcome (approval, rejection, or hold).

Each event is collected from both the **frontend (FE — actions observed on the user's screen)** and the **backend (BE — verifications and decisions executed on the server)**. This lets clients trace back, without any code analysis, **"why this user got stuck at this step"** and **"what the reason for the rejection or hold was."**

### List view and Detail view

* **List view** — review sessions at a glance by creation date, Session ID, email, User ID, Submission ID, last event, and status, and search and filter by status, date range, or text.
* **Detail view** — provides a top summary card (including the most recent error code) and an **event timeline**. The timeline can be filtered by source with `FE`/`BE` chips, and you can expand each event's timestamp, name, and metadata (key-value).

<Frame caption="Session detail — status chips, expiration banner, summary card, and event timeline">
  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/argosidentity/77Tm54JTlIC_y4XC/images/dashboard/new/session-journey/session_detail_en.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=77Tm54JTlIC_y4XC&q=85&s=4ce3b25b638f617bca57af27d14a6e97" alt="Session Journey detail view" width="1916" height="958" data-path="images/dashboard/new/session-journey/session_detail_en.png" />
</Frame>

### Session status

The **Status** column in the list shows the overall progress of a session as a color chip. The **`DROPPED`** status, which indicates drop-off, has been added in this release.

| Status        | Meaning                                                                                                |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `COMPLETED`   | Completed — the user finished the journey to the end (the outcome may be approval, rejection, or hold) |
| `IN_PROGRESS` | In progress — has not yet reached a final outcome                                                      |
| `DROPPED`     | Drop-off — the user left without completing the journey (did not reach the final outcome page)         |
| `ERROR`       | Error — left the normal flow, e.g., via an error page                                                  |

<Note>
  Session status is **different from the final KYC decision (approval, rejection, or hold).** `COMPLETED` only means "the journey was completed to the end," not "it was approved." Check the final outcome with the `APPROVED`, `REJECTED`, or `PENDING` events.
</Note>

<Info>
  Session Journey events are listed in chronological order, but in reality multiple verifications **run concurrently**. The display order is not necessarily a causal relationship, so interpret each event based on its result value and user impact. For more details, see the [Session Journey overview](/dashboard/en/session-journey/overview), [Dashboard guide](/dashboard/en/session-journey/dashboard-guide), and [Event reference](/dashboard/en/session-journey/event-reference).
</Info>

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## Setting the Session Journey data retention period

<span style={{backgroundColor: '#EEF4FF', color: '#0064FF', padding: '4px 12px', borderRadius: '16px', fontSize: '13px', fontWeight: '600'}}>New Feature</span>

A **Session Journey data retention period** option has been added to the **System Operations** page in project settings. You choose how long to keep session data; the retention period is calculated **from the session creation date**, and once the period passes, that session data is **deleted automatically**.

| Retention period | Notes                   |
| ---------------- | ----------------------- |
| 30 days          | Default (about 1 month) |
| 90 days          | About 3 months          |
| 180 days         | About 6 months          |
| 365 days         | About 1 year            |

<Frame caption="Session Journey data retention period setting (default 30 days)">
  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/argosidentity/77Tm54JTlIC_y4XC/images/dashboard/new/pj/project-setting/system-operation/session_journey_retention_en.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=77Tm54JTlIC_y4XC&q=85&s=6e48ef1f6ee7ffbe30c46432357a15f2" alt="Session Journey data retention period setting" width="1712" height="243" data-path="images/dashboard/new/pj/project-setting/system-operation/session_journey_retention_en.png" />
</Frame>

<Warning>
  * Changes apply **only to sessions created after the update**; existing sessions are not affected.
  * When the retention period expires, that session's journey data is deleted automatically and can no longer be viewed. Secure any data that needs long-term preservation before it expires.
</Warning>

<Tip>
  For the retention period setting, see the [System Operations](/dashboard/en/project-management/project-settings/system-operation) dashboard guide; for how to use the Session Journey views, see the [Dashboard guide](/dashboard/en/session-journey/dashboard-guide).
</Tip>

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ARGOS continues to improve its identity verification service for stronger security and a better user experience.

Thank you for using ARGOS Identity.
**The ARGOS Identity team**