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Liveness

The Liveness Detection feature in Fusion Suite enhances security by verifying that a user is physically present during the identity verification process. It uses natural facial behaviors, such as blinking and directional head movements, to confirm user presence, ensuring only live users can pass the verification. This feature is designed for applications requiring robust user identification, providing a seamless and secure experience.

How to Perform a Liveness Check

Step 1:
Select the "Get Started" button on your device screen to begin the liveness check process.

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Step 2:

  • Hold your device at eye level, ensuring your face is fully within the on-screen outline.
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  • Perform the liveness check in a well lit environment, free of shadows, to ensure accurate detection.
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Step 3:
Slowly turn your head until the boundary outline turns green, indicating the movement has been successfully captured.

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Step 4:
Slowly turn your head to the other side until the boundary outline turns green, confirming completion of this step. A success message will appear on-screen.

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Step 5:
Repeat the head movement process in the opposite direction, moving smoothly, until both directions are confirmed.

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Step 6:
Blink your eyes several times as prompted. Continue blinking until the on-screen instructions disappear, signaling that the blinking movement has been captured.

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Step 7:
Once all facial movements and blinking are successfully verified, the liveness check will conclude automatically. A confirmation screen will display to confirm the process is complete.

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Web Dashboard

The Web Dashboard provides a complete view of all Liveness checks that have been processed. It helps you monitor overall activity, review specific verification results, and identify reasons for failed checks.

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Data Overview

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The top section of the dashboard displays key metrics:

  • Total Requests Received: The total number of liveness checks submitted for verification.
  • Requests Verified: The number of checks successfully verified.
  • Requests Declined: The number of checks that failed verification.

These metrics offer a quick snapshot of performance and success rates.

Graphs

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The dashboard includes visual charts for trend analysis:

  • Liveness Requests: A 7-day trend chart showing all liveness requests, categorized into verified and declined results.
  • Invalid Liveness Events: Highlights the top three reasons for declined checks, aiding in the identification of recurring issues.

List View

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The List View provides a detailed log of each liveness check, including:

  • Device ID: A unique identifier for the device used.
  • Device Model: The model name of the device.
  • Operating System (OS): The OS and version running on the device.
  • Status: Indicates whether the check was Verified or Declined.
  • Reason: Specifies the cause of failure for declined checks.

Filters

Refine dashboard results using the following filters:

  • Device Model: View checks performed on specific device models.
  • OS: Filter by operating system and version.
  • Status: Display only verified or declined checks.