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This documentation relates to an old version of the greenID API.  It  It was deprecated in July 2016.   See greenID API for the current version.

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  1. A greenID account must be established.  This This includes specifying the rules to be used, the data sources that will be available, and a range of other configuration options.
  2. Get the Web Service credentials.  These These consist of an "account ID" and a Web Service password.  These These must be obtained from greenID, and used in every Web Service call.
  3. Consume the WSDL (see the section about Web Service Endpoints), create client side artefacts and connect.

GreenID offers two separate environments: test and production.  Customers Customers start out in test, where they may carry out their development activities, performing as many test verifications as they like.  Once Once the customer is satisfied with their integration, their account can be activated in the production environment.  

To help our customers get going, greenID provides a SoapUI project that will call the greenID API in the greenID test environment.   Customers Customers are free to use this project to start making calls immediately, familiarising themselves with the API without having to write any code or set up any environments.

GreenID-Dynamic-Forms-API-soapui-project-xml.zip

To start using the project, simply open it in SoapUI, and replace the following placeholders:

  • YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID - replace this with the account ID you have obtained from greenID.
  • YOUR_WEB_SERVICE_PASSWORD - replace this with the Web Service password you have obtained from greenID.
  • A_VERIFICATION_ID - replace this with the "userId" returned from the registerVerification Web Service method.  This This field isn't required in order to register a verification, but it is required for subsequent calls for that verification attempt (see below).

The SoapUI project is configured to allow customers to:

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