Certopact Entry and Certopact Verify both verify identity with the same engine — Aadhaar (OVSE), Face Liveness and more. The difference is packaging: Entry is a full product with its own screens and workflows; Verify is that engine as an API for you to embed. Here's how to pick.
Choose Entry when…
- You want verification with the UI and workflows already built.
- You don't have a system to embed it into, or don't want to build one.
- Reception or a kiosk runs the check as part of a ready-made flow.
Choose Verify when…
- You already run a VMS, HRMS, onboarding flow or custom app.
- You want to keep your own UX and just add the verification step.
- You need the verification inside a process you already own.
Same engine, same assurance
Whichever you choose, the verification is the same: source-verified against Aadhaar (online or offline), with Face Liveness, and the full Aadhaar number never stored. You're choosing how it's delivered, not how strong it is. See Aadhaar visitor verification for the engine.
You can use both
Some teams run Entry at reception and call Verify from another system — one identity engine, two front doors. Explore Certopact Entry for the product and Certopact Verify for the API.