Operator side

What happens after operator receives the call

Requirements

To perform Video KYC verification, operators must have:

  • 💻 A device with working camera and microphone

  • 🌞 A well-lit environment

  • 🛜 Stable internet connection

Receive the call

Operators initiate or schedule sessions through the Manage interface:

  • Sessions can be scheduled for a specific time or coordinated with the applicants.

  • Once the applicant starts the call, the operator answers, and the Video KYC process begins.

One-on-one call

When connected, the operator sees a video call frame in the interface, displaying both the operator and the applicant.

Video call frame

The frame contains top and bottom control panels.

Top panel:

  • Call duration – shows elapsed call time

  • Virtual backgrounds -

    apply or adjust custom virtual backgrounds during the call.

    Virtual backgrounds are managed by the company administrator in Company settings.

  • Device settings – adjust camera, microphone, and speaker

  • Full screen – expand or minimize the video call frame

Bottom panel:

  • Audio - turn the microphone on/off.

  • Video - turn the camera on/off.

  • Capture - take live screenshots of the applicant (saved in session)

  • Steps - select which verification steps the applicant should complete. (Step details)

  • Start - initiate the selected step on the applicant’s screen

Operators can repeat steps as needed. Once all steps are complete:

  • Review the applicant’s information and verification results

  • Make a decision to approve or reject the session

Decisions should follow company protocols. The system provides recommendations based on scanned documents, liveness checks, and other completed processes.


Multi-user call

  • Supports up to 10 participants in a single session (depending on business process).

  • Operator sees all participants simultaneously in the video call frame.

  • Steps can be initiated individually per participant.

  • At the end, the operator may need to approve or reject the consolidated “parent” session, following company protocol.

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