> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Review Company Verifications

> Learn how to inspect company verification sessions, their uploaded evidence, and webhook payloads from the Helium ID Dashboard.

Once a company verification is in progress or has been submitted, the Helium ID Dashboard is the main place to inspect the full record.

## Open a company verification in the dashboard

1. Log in to the [Helium ID Dashboard](https://admin.heliumid.io)
2. Open **Verifications**
3. Switch to the company-verifications view
4. Search using the company name, `vendorData`, or company verification ID
5. Open the record you want to inspect

## What you can review

The company verification detail view can include:

* current verification status
* company profile information
* representative and authorising-person details
* uploaded company documents
* AI-assisted extracted company data
* ownership and beneficial-owner information
* additional compliance information
* the redirect URL and webhook URL stored on the verification
* campaign metadata when a verification was created from a company-verification campaign

## Reviewing webhook payloads

You can also review exactly what Helium ID attempted to send to your webhook endpoints.

1. Open **Events** in the dashboard
2. Find the relevant `company_verification.*` event
3. Open the event details to inspect the payload
4. Switch to the **Webhooks** view if you want to inspect delivery attempts and retry behavior

This is especially useful when:

* you want to confirm that your integration received the expected status
* you need to debug webhook delivery failures
* you are testing a sandbox or test-key integration

## Review permissions for live and test company verifications

* **Live company verifications**: Helium ID handles the final review and terminal decision internally.
* **Test company verifications**: workspace admins can move the verification into review states and terminal outcomes to test the full integration loop.

If you are testing, make sure you use a test API key so your dashboard controls and webhook expectations match the environment you are validating.