TrueVault Identity Manager

Choosing an Integration

This section covers all three:

Which integration is right for you?

Find the line closest to what you need.

Where to startWhat you need
No-code DashboardI just need to verify IDs from time to time
No-code DashboardWe need to verify lots of IDs for regulatory compliance, and want secure storage
No-code DashboardWe must ensure people have certain credentials before we do business with them
OAuth OIDCWe need to verify IDs, and grant access to an area of our website or portal
OAuth OIDCAccess to our systems should be secured by the latest biometric technology
OAuth OIDCWe need to guarantee we can prevent bots signing up to our services
OAuth OIDCEnsuring banned or blocked users can never rejoin our community is critical
REST APIsWe need an asynchronous integration, to allow a third party plugin to make requests
REST APIsWe require sharing of credentials that may take a while to obtain, such as background checks
REST APIsWe need to issue credentials to an individual, and be able to access the verified credential or source file at any time
Any of the aboveWe need to offload the risk of ID document checking and storage

No-code Dashboard

No integration required.

Get started in seconds by simply logging in to your account at https://dashboard.truevault.com.au and following the simple prompts and intuitive navigation.

This is also a good way to road test what we do before committing dev time to an integration.

Complexity: Super simple! Anyone can do it.

OAuth OIDC

This is the typical way to go.

This gives you "Continue with Google" style authentication and session functionality, but with a few massive added benefits, including:

Complexity: Medium. May be achieved using off-the-shelf OAuth OIDC plugins, as long as you can add custom claims.

REST APIs

For complex, long running, or asynchronous integrations.

The credential API may be combined with an OAuth OIDC Flow to issue bespoke Verifiable Credentials to an individual, after a single, unbroken onboarding experience.

Complexity: Pretty tricky, but simple enough for a decent developer.