Integration Guide
Overview of Integration Process
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Overview of Integration Process
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Here you will find an overview of the crucial steps required to integrate Cactusverify into your application. You can find more details on each step in the relevant sections.
However, it is possible to use Cactusverify without any integration. You can find detailed user guides in the following sections:
These are the steps that will guide you to integrate Cactusverify with your Application. The diagram above gives an overview of the process in our platform, where to send/receive notifications, and how to interact with Cactusverify. The suggested steps may be the following:
Create a Cactusverify account (see Sign Up)
Integrate the Verification flow with client-side SDKs (web or mobile)
If needed, Set up Web hooks, so that you will be notified about completed or reviewed verification sessions (see Web Hooks)
Retrieve data via API. Integrate server-side libraries in your backend to handle the web hook events and query the Cactusverify API for details about a verification using identityAccessKey (client-side SDKs) or key (from the web hook).
To enable communication between your application and Cactusverify, you need to signup for a Cactusverify account (see Sign Up) and retrieve your Application ID from Settings > Security > Credentials.
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).
It is possible to integrate Cactusverify via client-side SDK (HTML + JavaScript, React, Vue, Java, React Native, Flutter, Kotlin, Swift). The client-side integration may consist of the 3 steps:
Install and import client-side SDK in your application.
Render theStart Verificationbutton component in your view.
Now Users can complete a Verification session according to the Verification flow - on completion, you can track the Verification and handle it accordingly via the callbacks (e.g. onFinish function).
Cactusverify uses webhooks to notify the backend when an event happens in client-side SDK. Webhooks are used for asynchronous events like when a user completes a Verification, or a Verification has been reviewed and subsequently approved or declined (see more details in Web Hooks).
Our Github page presents several sample codes for integration:
