How can I tell when a visitor is using someone else's ID?

VeriScan for Windows uses face matching algorithms to determine whether a live photo matches the ID photo.

How it works 

1. Scan an ID with a scanner that saves images
2. Wait for the live photo to be auto-captured
3. See the Face Match result in the Compare tab:
   

FAQ

What level VeriScan plan is required to use this feature?

• A VeriScan-level plan ID Authentication is required 

Which scanners support this feature?

• Any scanner that is supported for ID Authentication. 

What setup is required?

1. Install VeriScan for Windows
2. Enable Authentication under Access Management > Devices.
3. Enable Check if the live photo matches the ID photo using facial recognition under Settings > Local Settings > Verification
4. In VeriScan, add a camera - Go to Settings > Devices and click + Add and select Camera. Position the camera in good lighting at eye level to capture a photo of a visitor's face. 
5. In VeriScan, add a supported scanner - Go to Settings > Devices and click + Add and select Scanner.
6. In VeriScan, enable live photo - Go to Settings > Local Settings > Scan Results > Camera Options and check Capture live photo automatically

What kinds of cameras are recommended for use with this feature?

• IP cameras are not typically positioned well to capture a live photo that can reliably be used for face matching, as the field of vision from ceiling mounted cameras is too high, so we do not recommend the use of this feature with IP cameras. A 1080p30 webcam mounted a bit above average eye level is recommended, with a light source in front of, not behind the visitor.