In the latest 3DiVi BAF release, we focused on what really matters for remote biometric identity verification: transparent monitoring of authentication attempts, a flexible visual verification interface, and a fully controllable user experience.
More actionable insights in the dashboard
Expanded error reporting gives teams better context on failed registrations or authorizations, which brings:
- Faster diagnostics of user-side or integration issues
- Fewer “blind spots” in analytics
- Reduced time spent on incident resolution
Customizable face mask and frame styles
In the new version, users can define the implementation of key interface elements themselves using JavaScript or TypeScript.
- The face mask based on key points can be hidden to save rendering resources, or displayed only as points instead of triangles.
- The face frame used for positioning the user in the camera can be restyled, from an elliptical frame to a rounded rectangle.
- Motion Control direction prompts, which are currently shown as arrows, can also be replaced with any other form of visual guidance.
For businesses, this means a higher rate of successful verifications, fewer repeated attempts, and the ability to adapt the interface to different audiences and regulatory requirements.
3DiVi BAF 1.16 is all about control, transparency, and real-world business adaptation. It helps teams implement biometrics faster and more securely, and increase verification conversion.
3DiVi BAF 1.16 is all about control, transparency, and real-world business adaptation. It helps teams implement biometrics faster and more securely, and increase verification conversion.
