WordPress setup guide
Not yet available. The VerifyFlow WordPress plugin is not yet published in the WordPress plugin directory, and the install link is coming soon. Until then, add verification to a WordPress site with a hosted page link (below).
This guide describes how the plugin will connect a published VerifyFlow flow to your WordPress site. You can prepare now: publishing a WordPress flow in VerifyFlow gives you its Connection Key.
Use a hosted page today
- Publish a flow in VerifyFlow, or create a hosted page with a product Wizard.
- Link to the page URL from your WordPress page, menu or button block.
- Confirm each result on your server with a signed webhook before granting access. See Confirming the result on your server.
When the plugin is available
1. Install the plugin
In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New, search for VerifyHuman, then Install Now and Activate.
2. Copy your Connection Key
Open the published WordPress flow in VerifyFlow → Installations and copy the WordPress Connection Key.
3. Paste the key into the plugin
In WordPress, go to Settings → VerifyHuman, paste the Connection Key and save. The Connection Key is the only credential the plugin needs.
4. Run a test verification
Run a test verification on the flow's Test page first, from a private browser window. Test and Live never mix: a Test Connection Key only works with the flow's Test page.
Older plugin versions (2.x)
The 2.x VerifyHuman plugin is deprecated. It sends its key in the request URL and uses a single-photo check that does not meet the current interactive liveness requirement. Do not use it for new sites; existing sites should move to a hosted page link. See the Changelog.