This overview explains, internally, what we are building: the levels of assurance the product delivers, the real situations it serves, the experience a person moves through to prove who they are, and how one verification becomes a credential they reuse everywhere. Every screen runs in the user's mobile browser, with no app to install.
An organization decides how much certainty each service needs. Integrity Advocate maps that service to an assurance level, then asks the user for only as much evidence as the level requires. More sensitive services simply require stronger proof.
A single check can confirm more than one thing about a person. Each verified attribute unlocks a real commercial situation, which is where the standalone product creates demand.
The person receives an invitation, opens a secure form on their phone, and completes each step in the browser. Here is what they actually see.
A few quick steps. Your data stays yours.
The invite link opens right in the mobile browser.
Snap the document, then a quick selfie to match.
You choose what to share.
Consent to share, and access is granted.
The organization triggers a request and the user receives it through whichever channel fits the moment, or the verification is embedded directly inside another SaaS or web application. Every path opens the same secure, mobile web experience.
Once a person is verified, that credential can be reused at every service that trusts it. This is the moat: the more places that accept an Integrity Advocate verification, the more valuable it is to the user and the harder it is to replace.
Verify an affiliation once and reuse it across every participating site. These communities have the strongest reason to adopt and carry a single credential, which is exactly how a verification network takes hold.
The wallet is the home for those reusable credentials. A person keeps them together and authorizes their release to any partner in seconds, instead of proving the same status over and over at every site.