Accessibility

A verification journey is designed to support legitimate customers.

DoorID supports applicants who struggle with signal, disability, property type or device limits.

Secure applicant linkGuided verificationControlled evidencePass / Refer / Fail
Inclusive journey

A legitimate applicant does not fail because the journey is too rigid.

DoorID needs to support different property types, devices, signal conditions and accessibility needs.

Plain prompts

Use short instructions, large controls and clear next steps on mobile.

Assisted route

Provide a route for applicants who cannot complete the standard flow because of disability, safety or device limits.

Review not rejection

Uncertain journeys move to Review where appropriate, not silently fail a genuine customer.

Real-world properties

Homes are messy and the flow needs to handle that.

Blocks of flats, shared entrances, rural properties and low-signal areas need documented fallback handling.

Flats and shared doors

Let the buyer review cases where the applicant reaches a communal entrance or cannot complete the journey in one go.

Interrupted journey

Allow controlled continuation or Review where a journey is interrupted for a plausible reason.

Safety first

DoorID provides an alternative route where a requested step is unsafe, illegal or unreasonable.

Next step

See DoorID on a real workflow.

Talk to us and we will map DoorID to your application process, risk team and approval workflow.