The new product marketing lead is hired to reposition Veriff from identity verification vendor to trust platform, built on the Veriff Network, "a trust layer that gets smarter with each check". On veriff.com that network is one line in a homepage section ("One shared network, stronger over time"). There is no page for it, /veriff-network returns a 404, and the phrase "Veriff Network" does not appear in the llms.txt that AI systems read. The homepage title still says "Identity Verification Software". Meanwhile Sumsub and Socure already lead their homepages with "trust infrastructure".
First action
Pull the three network numbers from production data and get them signed off.
How to measure it
Opportunities with a network-page visit
- Now
- –
- Target
- 25% of new enterprise opportunities
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Pick the numbers
Three network metrics that can be audited.
Senior Director of Product Marketing 1 week
Privacy review
Wording on data use and anonymisation.
Legal 1 week
Write the page
Story, how it works, proof, one example.
Senior Director of Product Marketing 1 week
Build and link
Homepage Network layer, product and comparison pages.
Web and SEO/AEO Manager 3 days
Feed AI systems
Add it to llms.txt and structured data.
Web and SEO/AEO Manager 1 day
Update the homepage
Title and description after the positioning sign-off.
Senior Director of Product Marketing 1 day
Equip sales
One network slide in every enterprise deck.
Senior Account Executive / USA 1 week
Why it works
Publish /veriff-network as the centre of the new story. Name it, explain how cross-linking flags identities, documents and devices seen in risky sessions elsewhere, and show three numbers you can prove (checks a year feeding the network, share of fraud caught by cross-linking signals, repeat attempts blocked). Add one anonymised example and a short note on privacy and data use. Link it from the homepage Network layer, product pages and comparison pages, add it to llms.txt, and update the homepage title and description once the positioning is agreed.
A named, measured network is the one claim Sumsub and Socure cannot copy with a headline. It gives sales a proof slide, gives AI assistants a source to cite, and starts the repositioning with something buyers can check, which is what the brief asks for.
Ready to use
ChecklistVeriff Network page checklist
[ ] /veriff-network live and linked from the homepage Network layer [ ] Three audited metrics with method notes [ ] How cross-linking works, in one diagram [ ] One anonymised example of a repeat attempt caught [ ] Privacy and data-use note reviewed by Legal [ ] Added to llms.txt and Organization schema [ ] Linked from every comparison page [ ] Network slide in the enterprise deck
Risks and how to handle them
Numbers reveal too much
Publish ranges and rates, not raw volumes.
Claims outrun proof
Each number gets an owner and a method note.
Evidence
- HiringSenior Director of Product Marketing (open, updated October 1, 2026): "your first mandate is to reposition the company. Today we're seen mainly as an identity verification vendor. We need the market to see the truth: That Veriff is a trust platform behind the world's largest consumer brands." "Every verification we run strengthens the Veriff Network, a trust layer that gets smarter with each check." The role owns positioning, launches, competitor comparisons, objection handling and win/loss insight, and asks for someone who makes "ambitious claims you can prove".Source
- Your websiteHomepage (checked October 22, 2026): title "The Global Leader in Identity Verification Software - Veriff", H1 "The Enterprise Identity Verification Platform". A three-layer section lists Platform, Solutions and Network; the Network layer is one line, "One shared network, stronger over time.", plus cross-linking that "Flags identities, documents, and devices that have shown risk elsewhere in the network". Headline metrics: 12,500+ documents, 230+ countries and territories, 50 languages; G2 rating 4.5/5.Source
- Your websiteSite inventory (page sitemap, October 22, 2026): 191 English pages, none about the Veriff Network; /veriff-network returns a 404, and the phrase "Veriff Network" does not appear in the site's llms.txt, which lists the site's content for AI systems. The sitemap also lists /roi-calculator, which now redirects to /contact-sales, and a page titled "TEST - Veriff".Source
- Competitor researchRivals' own homepages: Sumsub, "AI-powered trust infrastructure for compliance operations at scale"; Socure, "AI-Native Trust Infrastructure for Identity, Risk, Compliance, Age, and Workforce" with "3,000+ customers"; Jumio, "Leading AI-Powered Identity Verification Platform"; Incode, "Named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant"; AU10TIX, "Identity verification that fraudsters hate and users love".Source