Overview

To start integrating greenID Web with scans and biometric, some steps need to be completed prior to integration. These include:

customer accounts must be configured to require document scans and facial biometrics.

Configuring customer accounts to require document scans

In order to include document scans and facial biometrics in a customer’s workflow, customer accounts needs to be configured to require document scans as part of the rule. Your GBG account representative will work with you to understand your business requirements and facilitate with the account configuration.

Prior to integration, please confirm with your representative that your account has been setup appropriately.

Hosting of javascript files

Currently, our provider’s setup is such that their javascript files must be hosted on the same hostname as the page that launches the document scan and selfie process, therefore these files must be hosted by customers.

There are three files that we need the customer to host. The files are available to download from our website: http://www.vixverify.com/idscan-js.zip

They should be put on your website so that they appear on the same domain as the URL that launches greenID Web. The three files should be located in the same directory on your website.

Once these files are added to your website, please confirm the URL of the files with your GBG account representative.

Integration Channel

If you are attempting to integrate this capability in a native mobile application, we do not recommend using Web as this will result in some workflow and user interface (UI) issues. Please refer to our integration guide for greenID Mobile for more information about the Mobile SDK. Furthermore, you can also contact your GBG representative to discuss your integration options.

Integrating with Salesforce

If you are integrating greenID Web with Document Validation and Facial Biometrics with a CRM platform such as Salesforce, please reach out to your account representative for more information about the integration and known limitations.