Document Enrolment
Document enrolment captures and reads an identity document without requiring a biometric identity proof. It attaches document data to an account when the person's identity will be confirmed in person later.
When to use it
Situations where a face check is unnecessary or premature but document data is still needed up front:
- Hotel check-in — capture passport details before arrival.
- Job applicant pre-screening — collect document data ahead of an in-person interview.
- Any pre-registration where physical presence will later close the loop.
How it works
- Document capture — the User photographs their identity document.
- OCR & validity checks — text is extracted and the document is checked for authenticity and validity.
- Decision — on success the document data is attached to the (possibly anonymous) account.
There is no selfie, liveness, or face match in this flow.
Outcomes
| Outcome | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Document enrolled | The document was trusted and its data was recorded. |
| Rejected | The document could not be trusted. |
Notes
- Because there is no biometric proof, document enrolment establishes what the document says, not that the presenter is its holder. Pair it with an in-person or later biometric step when identity assurance is required.
- To capture document data and prove the presenter is the holder, use Identity Verification.