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    How to Integrate

    When building a DIVE application you will be responsible for building two applications

    • Client Side Application
    • Backend Server Application

    Simple

    Keys

    The keys you were provided with will be used in the following way

    Application Key
    Backend Application Secret Key
    Note

    When your Backend Application is making requests to the DIVE API server for document verification it will be required to use the secret key IDScan.net has provided you.

    Web Library License Key

    The License Key you were provided by IDScan.net will be used in your Client Side Application. This License Key is meant to be used on a single domain where the client side application is hosted.

    Application Key
    Client Side Application License Key
    Note

    During testing you can host your application at localhost with any License Key no matter what domain it is configured to be used with.

    Implementation Steps

    • The client side application will collect the images of the document and then send them to your backend application

    • Using your Secret Key that was provided to you by IDScan.net the backend application will forward the images it received to the DIVE API

    • The backend application will then wait for a response from the DIVE server, after DIVE completes verification of the images the backend application will receive a Verification Response from DIVE

    • This response will then be send back your client side application

    In This Article
    • How to Integrate
    • Keys
    • Web Library License Key
    • Implementation Steps
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