Go.cam integrates as a lightweight module directly into existing access flows. It is activated within your web architecture without requiring any redesign of user databases or structural changes to Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems.

Acting as an on-demand trusted third party, the module disappears immediately after transmitting the access decision. The solution remains fully compatible with standard web environments and is optimized for MojoHost infrastructures.

Two Deployment Options

Go.cam offers two deployment methods depending on the level of technical autonomy required.

Option	Integration Method	Autonomy and Control
Standard Implementation	Insert a JavaScript snippet or deploy through a Tag Manager.	The Professional Client (Operator) retains full control over activation points, trigger rules, and orchestration.
Hosted Implementation	Call the module hosted and operated by Go.cam.	Integration is limited to the elements required to invoke the module and process the returned result.

Module Initialization and Access Flow Interception

The module does not run continuously. It is initialized only at the control point defined by the Professional Client (Operator), precisely when access must be restricted. This targeted activation preserves the user experience while limiting verification to the areas where it is strictly required.

Typical activation points include:

• Entry to a fully restricted website or service.
• Access to a protected directory or URL.
• A critical action such as adding an item to the cart or reaching the checkout stage.

Throughout the verification process, users remain within the website's existing interface. Once the access decision has been produced, the module is removed and navigation continues seamlessly.

Age Threshold Configuration and Access Logic

When invoking the module, the Professional Client (Operator) configures two operational parameters:

• Age threshold: 18 years, 21 years, or any other threshold required by local regulations or the type of content.
• Verification scope: verification at every protected access point or validation that remains valid for the current session, depending on the selected access control strategy.

The Professional Client (Operator) retains full control over the protected content and the areas subject to access restrictions.

Binary Signal Delivery and Access Management

The integration produces a single outcome: Allow or Deny. Go.cam never transmits biometric data or personal information. The website interprets this binary signal according to its own access logic:

• Allow: access restrictions are lifted and navigation continues.
• Deny: the website applies the rule defined by the Professional Client (Operator), such as redirecting the user, blocking the transaction, or presenting an alternative journey.

Go.cam delivers the technical decision; the website remains in control of the user experience.

Technical Responsibilities

The deployment follows standard web protocols while maintaining a clear separation of responsibilities.

Go.cam	Operator's Website
Availability: estimation engine performance and response time.	Orchestration: configuration of activation points and module triggering.
Security: integrity of local execution and isolated processing (sandbox).	Access Logic: interpretation of the binary signal and execution of redirects or access rules.
Maintenance: model updates and browser compatibility.	Configuration: definition of age thresholds and management of protected application areas.

Integration Summary

• Technical agility: deployment via JavaScript snippet or hosted mode without redesigning the existing architecture.
• Targeted control: the module is initialized only for protected areas or critical user actions.
• Binary decision: the website immediately receives a simple Allow/Deny result that is easy to interpret and process.