Consent Feature

Certain third party checks require the end user to provide consent before the check can be performed. This is typically done by displaying a consent form to the end user, which they must agree to before the check can proceed.

Due to this requirement, the consent form must be displayed and agreed to before the check is performed. If the end user does not provide consent, the check will not be performed and an appropriate error message should be returned.

This feature is gated behind a feature flag, so it must be enabled in the IDScan.net support team. Once enabled, you can implement the consent form in your application and integrate it with the screening checks that require consent.

This feature currently applies to following checks:

Using the above list of checks that require consent, you will need to implement a consent form in your application that is displayed to the end user before performing the check. The consent form should clearly explain what the check is, why it is being performed, and what information will be accessed or used as part of the check.

Step 2: Contact IDScan.net Support Team to Enable Feature Flag

After implementing the consent form, you will need to contact the IDScan.net support team to enable the feature flag for the consent feature. This will allow you to use the consent form in your application and integrate it with the screening checks that require consent.

Please provide the support team with written confirmation that you have implemented the consent form in your application and that you understand the requirements for using the consent feature.

After implementing the consent form, you will need to integrate it with the screening checks that require consent. This typically involves checking whether the end user has provided consent before performing the check and returning an appropriate error message if they have not.

consentGiven Field

For the Pennsylvania DMV specifically, an additional field called consentGiven must be included in the request body when performing the check. This field should be set to true if the end user has provided consent, and false if they have not.

{
  "consentGiven": true,
  // ... other fields
}