Proposes access to organisational work and Mobile-ID services in ChatGPT. GoPaperless SSO links identities, while each service independently checks permissions, states and prerequisites.
One account may participate in multiple organisations and services. Sign-in linking must preserve context without expanding access simply because authentication succeeded.
Identity linking, organisation selection, per-action checks and revocation/session lifecycle.
Document queries and comparisons with source, version and permission scope.
Services are enabled according to demand and connection conditions, not assumed universally available.
Infrastructure components, applicable documentation and integration support within the agreed scope.
Business systems, permitted data, decision authority and end-to-end acceptance.
CAs, banks, device suppliers or data sources as applicable; confirm connection rights and conditions separately.
The source is a proposal. Product scope, release, SDK/API, connections and usage rights require confirmation for the deployment combination; diagrams and mockups do not establish production readiness.
Test linking, organisation switching, document queries and access revocation for one service. Test cross-organisation denial, expiry and missing evidence; AI must stop short of unsupported conclusions.
Discuss pilot scopeLightweight offline WebP presentation. The original PDF opens only when you choose it.
Vietnamese presentation · the PDF has not been translated.
The editorial summary is based on the sections linked above. The original PDF is unchanged. An observed version is not confirmation of current commercial status.
Open source document · online
Knowledge HubMobileID_Trusted_Workspace_Proposal_V3_8K 1.pdfBrings document tasks into conversation: locating cases, reviewing requests, updating, approving and signing within permissions. GoPaperless manages workflows, versions and evidence; ChatGPT helps users understand and prepare actions.
A proposal for adding OIDC/FAPI and Passkey sign-in and Palm/Facial verification to an existing banking channel. Three integration points are separated: BFF for sign-in, Web SDK for interaction and Backend for evidence validation. Transaction decisions and posting remain with the financial institution.
Connects VNeID sign-in, updates from authorised information sharing and signing within familiar desktop tools. The Agent bridges document applications and the configured signing service.
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