11FaceID11FaceIDIdentity Verification
Deployment & Integration

Deploy and integrate Identity Verification

11FaceID fits existing environments rather than replacing them. The same platform — Registration, Identity Verification, the optional Session Assurance module, and the Audit Log — can be hosted in the cloud or run fully on-premise, and integrated through an SDK, a REST API, or directly in browser and mobile applications.

Deployment options

Cloud

Run 11FaceID as a hosted service. The web app, Verification API, and audit store run in your cloud environment, reachable from any browser or device.

HostedManagedElastic

On-Premise

Deploy entirely within your own network for data-residency and compliance needs. The platform uses system fonts and no external calls, so it runs in fully offline / air-gapped environments.

Air-gappedData residencySelf-hosted

Integration paths

SDK Integration

The verification engine sits behind a single Verification Provider interface. A production face SDK (e.g. Ainuverse) is integrated at this seam without changing the API, the session engine, or the UI.

REST API

A REST Verification API performs 1:1 identity verification from any backend or service. Enrollment, verification, QR resolution, and audit retrieval are all available as HTTP endpoints.

Browser-Based Applications

The web client captures a live frame on any camera-enabled device and verifies in the browser. Frames are processed in memory and never stored.

Mobile Applications

Mobile apps integrate the same Verification API and QR challenge, capturing the live face on the device camera for check-in or in-session verification.

Third-Party Integration

Existing access-control, event, LMS, auction, or visitor systems call the Verification API and consume audit events to add Identity Verification to their own flows.

Architecture

Verification flows through a single provider interface, scheduling is decoupled from the UI, and each module persists to its own store — so the platform can move from a single-node demo to a production deployment without reworking the application. This page describes deployment architecture; it does not provision infrastructure.