In this series of guides, we will explain how to properly create a project of Smart Access, how to send correctly the data and how to manage all the information that will be required to correctly deploy a project.
Smart Access is a sophisticated solution developed by Verifik that employs a combination of Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) and biometric technologies to enhance security and streamline the validation process for users. This solution allows customers to leverage the full range of Verifik's validation technology, ensuring a high level of protection and convenience.
In every project that you made the first step it's called Basic Configuration, here you have to put some contact and basic configuration of the project, each one of them explain a specific section of the form and how to properly send the data.
Data Protection officer contact information
In the Login Methods step you can select one or multiple ways on how you want a user to validate their access using Verifik, you have to select at least one but if you want to be more versatile you can select multiple validate options.
Here you can find all the Verification Process options for your project, specifying what they do and how they will appear in your end user view.
In the Connect to your Database step, you will be able to grant access to your clients inside your project, also you will add options about how your project will be connected, here you will find guides for these options.
Configure your project connections
In the customize section, the main goal it's to represent your company in the best way possible, this can be done by changing logos, images and colors in the view of Smart Access.
Countries available for sending SMS
In Verifik we also have a code solution if you want to create a Smart Access without using our client panel, in this API focused guide we are going to explain how to send the data properly, which endpoints use and how to test your services using only APIs.
We recommend that you follow the guide as how it appears below, this to understand each one of the steps needed in order to create a project.