Integration with WIX

Overview of integration process

Connecting Wix and Kvalifika

Here you will find an overview of the crucial steps required to integrate Kvalifika into WIX. You can find more details on each step in the relevant sections.

However, it is possible to use Kvalifika without any integration. You can find detailed user guides in the following sections:

• Sessions

• Awaiting Action

• Rejections

• Dashboard

• Activity

Integration Overview

Wix is a popular website-building platform commonly used by small businesses and new website owners.

Kvalifika can integrate with Wix for verification purposes.

The website-building platform integration with Kvalifika provids easy-to-set-up verification tool from the get-go. By synchronizing a small part of Kvalifika's powerful verification capabilities, Wix website owners or managers can start verifying their customers from the moment they launch their website.

Kvalifika's Instant, Easy, and Seamless Identity Verification allow Wix users to:

• Liveness and age check

  (You can verify your customer’s Liveness and age using the Video-selfie by analyzing 3D Biometrics in just two seconds.)

• Document Verification (Verify your customer’s documents in real-time with high speed and accuracy.)

• Have Sophisticated Dashboard (You can design manual or automatic flow, which can help you to observe the data easily in one place)

Create a Kvalifika account

To enable communication between Wix and Kvalifika, you need to signup for a Kvalifika account (see Sign Up).

Credentials / Application ID

You can use a publishable Application ID for all SDKs (web App or mobile app). You can use Secret Key for all server-side libraries (e.g. backend server).

Code Snippet

After adding Wix website URL in Cors you can generate Code Snippet from header Menu. Click + on the right side of Quick Verification in header Menu and Click Code Snippet.

This action will open the Code Snippet drawer from the right side where you can copy generated JavaScript code into Head of HTML Document.

CORS

Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) is a mechanism that allows restricted resources on a web page to be requested from another domain outside the domain from which the first resource was served.

To add the allowed domains master users needs to write the domains in the texts box (the domains are added by clicking the suggested domains) and click SAVE:

Adding domain names to CORS

After saving the domains, they will appear in the box and it is possible to delete the domains individually:

Filled CORS domains list

Credentials

Credentials show information for production and sandbox (testing) environments for integration with the 3rd party systems:

• Application ID

• Secret Key

Environment credentials