Log in to the Oloid Tenant Admin Portal. For more details refer How to log in to Tenant Admin Portal.

On the Applications page, click Create Application in the top right corner.

The Create New Application pop-up box is displayed.

Do the following:

Configure the following:

Update Application Name (if required).

Add Description. (Optional)

Select Factor Sequence from the drop-down list.

To create and configure Factor Sequence refer to How to create and configure Factor Sequence.

Set Time Zone from the drop-down list. (Optional)

Click Save.

The Details tab is successfully configured.

Turn on Face toggle, to use face as credential.

Select the preferred mode for facial recognition from FR Mode dropdown list.

The Advanced Settings page is displayed.

Configure the Face Match Parameters and Liveness Check Parameters on the Advanced Settings page.

Note: The parameters are pre-configured. This is done by Oloid admin.

Turn on Strict Error Handing toggle to ignore the face match error and perform one-to-one face match.

Note: If a Face Match error occurs, it will be ignored, and a one-to-one facial comparison will still be performed.

Turn on Additional face Match toggle to perform a one-to-one face match in addition to the regular Face Match.

Adjust the slider or enter a value directly into the input box to set the Face Match Threshold value. (for Oloid internal use)

Note: It defines the required level of similarity between two facial images within the same connection. A higher threshold ensures stricter matching accuracy.

Adjust the slider or enter a value directly into the input box to set the Min. Liveness Probability. (for Oloid internal use)

Note: This is the factor to decide if the image is live or spoofed. The threshold for the image to be considered live is 0.5.

Adjust the slider or enter a value directly into the input box to set the Min. Liveness Quality. (for Oloid internal use)

Note: It defines how "appropriate" the image is for the liveness check. The threshold for good image 0.1.

Click Save.

The Face credential is successfully configured.

Turn on Badge ID toggle, to use Badge ID as credential.

Select a Badge Type from the dropdown list.

Note: To enable multi-factor authentication, first activate Badge ID, then enable PIN as an additional authentication factor.

Click Save.

The Badge ID credential is successfully configured.

Turn on QR Code toggle, to use QR Code as credential.

Note: Enable QR Code and then enable PIN for multi-factor authentication.

Turn on Show Camera Flip Button toggle.

Note: Enabling this toggle will show a camera flip button on the QR code screen, allowing users to switch between the front and rear cameras.

Select the Default camera selection from dropdown list.

Click Save.

Turn on Enable Offline Mode toggle to allow endpoint transactions to be processed even when there is no network connectivity.

Turn on Use Group Authorization toggle to restrict endpoint access to users within the same group associated with the endpoint connected to the application. This ensures that only users in the specified group can authenticate, both online and offline.

Turn on Enable Auto Authentication of Webkey using Local Transaction toggle to allow user to auto-authenticate the user into Webkey after device login.

Turn on Enable Screen Timeout toggle to turn off the screen after inactivity.

Set Server Response Ping Timeout to define how long the Endpoint should wait for a reply from the server before switching to Offline Mode if no response is received.

Set Authentication Timeout to define how long the system will wait for the user to begin the authentication process before redirecting them back to the first screen.

Note: The default authentication timeout is 10 seconds.

Set the Master Admin Override Passcode to exit the Device Lock app when the device is in Kiosk mode and/or no internet connection is available.

Select Endpoint Template from dropdown list to apply during the endpoint pairing process.

Turn on Show Clock on Intent/Auth Screens toggle to display clock on all the Intent, Authentication selection and Identity screens.

Click Save.

​The Setting menu is successfully configured.

Turn on Enable Action Status Messages toggle to display the action status of the user's face authentication. You can customize the messages your user sees on the Device Lock app.

Select Show default messages from the integration to display the integration's predefined messages. (Optional)

Select Auto-dismiss the error prompt after and set the preferred time (in seconds)

Note: The default auto-dismiss time is 5 seconds.

Enter the Action Initialization Message in the text field.

Enter Action Success Message in the text field.

Enter Action Failure Message in the text field.

Edit Authentication Failure Error Message field (Optional).

Click Save.

The Customize Message menu is successfully configured.

Turn on Enable Passwordless Config toggle to switch the endpoint's functionality to Device Lock Mode or Passwordless Login.

Note: Once enabled, the endpoint will no longer support features like time clocking or reviewing punch data.

Do one of the following:

Edit the Button Label in the text field.

Note: The default is 'Verify with <Credential Name>'.

Select Enable Face Enrollment option to add it on the login page of the Device Lock app.

Edit the Button Label. (Optional)

Do any one of the following:

Select Enable Custom Button option to add a button with customized button label and add redirect URL on the login page of Device Lock application.

Click Save.

Enter Server Name in the text field.

Enter URL in Add URL that needs to be monitored in the text field.

Click Add.

Click + Add Connections to add a connection to the application.

The Add Connections pop-up box is displayed.

Select connection(s) from the Select Connection dropdown list

Click Add.

Note: An application can have a maximum of 5 connections.

The Connection is successfully added to the application.