Start guide

Our team creates your workspace and configures your first check with you. Four things to do once you are in.

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Try a HumanCheck

Open the verification, go to Integration, and use Run a test. It runs the real check on test data with a test identity, so nothing touches your live records. Fail it on purpose too, so you have seen what your users see when it goes wrong.

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Understanding your use case

Configuration allows you to adjust how the check behaves to match your use case. What are you protecting? Different use cases have different requirements, which we make simple to accommodate: A signup that allows one account per human refuses the second face outright. A userbase healthcheck runs over people who already have accounts, lets them all through, and tells you what it saw about each one. Configuration goes deeper on the concept and on which settings suit which job. Pick the preset that matches the job: Signup Gate, Account Sweep, AI Data Labeling Fraud Audit or Build Your Own. A preset is a sensible starting point for a general version of that job, not a finished setup. Two companies running signup gates often want different answers on how many times one person may pass, whether to ask for a phone or email, and what a duplicate should cost. Go through Configuration afterwards and make each setting match what you are actually protecting. See how common use cases work: Gate a signup, Gate key actions, Userbase healthcheck, Persistent verification.

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Start protecting your platform

Choose how the check reaches people. No code gets you started with zero developer effort, so you can prove value early without interrupting your roadmap: share the verification’s link, import your existing users and send each of them a request, or put one-time passwords in front of a survey. Code puts the check inside your own product with the SDK, with your server confirming the result. See Integration for all four.

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Understanding your data

Activity lists everyone who completed the check, newest first, and opening a row gives you everything we saw about that person. Flags collects the people our checks caught, with the reason. Insights rolls all of it up across a period, so you can see the shape of your traffic rather than one person at a time. See Reading Activity, Flags and Reading Insights. Next: Creating a verification