Onboarding Mode

A typical vanilla verification session follows this basic flow:

• Your application decides that it is time for the consumer to verify their identity, and initialises the greenID Mobile SDK.
• The SDK greets the consumer and gives them an overview of the verification process they will be going through.
• Depending on your greenID configuration, the consumer may be prompted to choose the type of document they will use to help verify their identity.
• The consumer is guided through the process of capturing an image of the front, and possibly the back, of their identity document.
• The image is checked for quality and sent to greenID for authentication and automatic data extraction.
• The consumer is guided through the process of taking a selfie for comparison to their identity document.
• The selfie is sent to greenID for comparison against the image on the identity document.
• The consumer is presented with the information that was extracted from their identity document (if any), and asked to check it, and correct it if necessary.
• The SDK sends the data to GreenID, which registers a new verification attempt, runs any background checks that are configured, and returns the status to the SDK.
• If the configured verification rule has not been satisfied, then an interactive session is launched, and the consumer can select from various options to complete the verification process.
• Once the verification process is complete, the SDK does a "handoff" to your application with the ID of the verification attempt, and the overall status.  Your application can then make a decision about the next step in the workflow.  Your application can make a secure query to greenID to get the full outcome of the verification process; this is highly recommended.

There are only two contact points your application has with the SDK: initialisation and handoff.  The SDK handles the rest of the on-boarding and identity verification process.

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