Formless Overview

Formless is a robust online form builder that simplifies data collection and streamlines workflows. It allows users to create, manage, and analyze forms with ease. By using integrations like IdentityCheck, you can enhance the capability of your forms to include ID verification, ensuring a secure and reliable process for your users.

Use Cases for ID Verification with Formless

Integrating IdentityCheck with Formless opens up a plethora of applications for users:

• Streamlined onboarding processes by verifying user identities instantly.
• Secure registration forms for events and memberships.
• Enhanced e-commerce checkout processes with verified purchaser identities.
• Facilitated access control for digital content and services.

Setting Up Integration

Follow these simple steps to set up the IdentityCheck integration with Formless:

1. Sign up or log in to your Zapier account at Zapier.
2. Navigate to the Zapier dashboard and click on “Make a Zap.”
3. Search for and select “Formless” as the trigger app, then choose the appropriate trigger event (e.g., “New Form Submission”).
4. Connect your Formless account by following the authorization prompts.
5. For the action app, search for and select “IdentityCheck.”
6. Choose the action event related to ID verification, such as “Verify ID.”
7. Connect your IdentityCheck account and map the necessary fields from your Formless form to the IdentityCheck action.
8. Test the Zap to ensure everything is working correctly.
9. Once the test is successful, activate your Zap to enable the integration.

Using ID Verification in Formless

Once you’ve set up the integration, using ID verification in your Formless forms is straightforward:

• Create or edit a form on Formless where you require ID verification.
• Ensure that your form fields include necessary ID information like name, date of birth, and document numbers.
• Use the integration to automatically pass these details to IdentityCheck for verification once the form is submitted.
• Upon successful verification, you can trigger subsequent actions such as sending a confirmation email, granting access to services, or redirecting the user to a secure page.