Results come from the ScreenlyyID decision engine, which helps reduce fraud in non-assisted enrolments. Each data point of the ID gets one of four levels: HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW or UNKNOWN. We then provide a decision result that summarises all the data points evaluated.
Document decision#
The overall confidence is a summary of the identity document checks.
| Level | Meaning |
|---|
HIGH | The onboarding process passed successfully. |
MEDIUM | Some verifications are suspicious. We recommend additional checks depending on your business case or customer preferences. |
LOW | The onboarding process was not passed. |
Data points#
| Data point | Description |
|---|
| Overall confidence | The summarised result of the scoring factors below. Usually sufficient to act on by itself. |
| Document expiration | Checks the expiry date to make sure the document is still valid. |
| Document liveness | Like face liveness, checks that the document presented is real and not a forged or digital copy. Helps combat document fraud. |
| Field confidence | Measures the reliability of the data extracted from the document. High confidence means names, dates and other details were accurately recognised. |
| MRZ cross check | Checks that different data points on the same document are consistent. Helps detect alterations. |
| MRZ validity | Verifies the machine readable zone (MRZ) on passports and other ID documents is authentic and matches the printed information. |
Face match and liveness#
Liveness#
| Field | Description |
|---|
Result | The overall liveness result: Live or Not Live. Base liveness decisions on this field. |
Score | A numerical score to complement the result. |
Face match#
| Field | Description |
|---|
IsMatch | true or false. Use this to decide whether the selfie matches the ID. |
Score | A numerical score to complement the result. |
