You activate Go.cam at the exact point in the user journey where access restriction is required. The verification process runs locally within the device's browser and immediately delivers a binary signal that can be used to allow or deny access.

The sequence ends once the result has been transmitted. The data used for the calculation is irreversibly deleted (zero server transit). This instant process converts the live video analysis into an access decision, allowing the user journey to continue without delay.

Verification Trigger and Initialization

The interface is displayed when the end user reaches the verification step you have defined, whether it is entering your website, accessing specific content, or completing a checkout. The module appears directly within the browsing environment, with no account creation or prior installation required on the user's device.

At this stage, Go.cam initiates the process through three actions:

• Activate the module at the required verification point.
• Display the interface within the existing browsing session.
• Load the local runtime environment, including the age estimation engine and the verification parameters.

The module remains inactive until instructed according to the verification scope and access threshold configured by the Professional Client (Operator). Verification is therefore performed only at the desired stage of the journey and does not affect any preceding steps.

Capture and Local Processing

Once the verification sequence begins, Go.cam prompts the end user to grant access to the device's camera. The process relies on a live video stream initiated directly from the interface displayed in the browser.

From this video stream, the browser performs the following operations:

• Extraction and conversion: extraction of the visual signals required for processing and conversion into a numerical representation.
• Input and estimation: age estimation, with the calculation performed locally in the browser using the device's own resources.
• Evaluation and filtering: processing only the signals required for the assessment while discarding, at the source, signals made unusable by framing, lighting conditions, or image stability.

The final decision is based on a result that is consistent with the configured age threshold. The entire process completes in less than 15 seconds.

Binary Signal Transmission and Verification Completion

Once processing is complete, Go.cam immediately produces an access decision: approval or denial. The resulting binary signal is transmitted directly to the operator's website without any intermediate processing stage.

This final phase consists of the following steps:

• Signal transmission: sending a single binary signal exclusively to the operator's website.
• Application: execution by the Professional Client (Operator) of the access rule defined for the session (grant access, block access, or redirect).
• Deletion and completion: immediate and irreversible deletion of the data used for the calculation, together with the removal of session data. This procedure ensures that the Professional Client (Operator) bears no responsibility for data storage.
• Access Pass: once verification has been successfully completed, this feature allows users to avoid repeating the verification process during future visits.

The verification cycle ends with the permanent termination of the verification process.

Key Takeaways – The Verification Cycle

• Activation – Verification is triggered at the access point selected by the Professional Client (Operator).
• Processing – Age is estimated locally in the browser using the device's camera.
• Transmission – A binary signal (approved or denied) is sent to the operator's website.
• Completion – Calculation data is permanently deleted and all session data is removed.