For advice and signing at a distance

Confirm who is on the other side of the screen.

A short video check on your client's phone: once at the first meeting, and again before the advice and when signing. On your own page, on your own server.

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Built for mortgage advisers, notaries, landlords, and anyone who advises or signs at a distance.

AI-generated person
Look at the camera
Turn your head
Read the sentence
✓ Same person as at registration

More and more advice happens at a distance.

The first meeting is often the only time you see your client in person. After that, advice, signatures and agreements go through a screen.

A copy proves little

A document copy from the first meeting says who was there then, not who is on the screen now.

Email and phone are weak

A link in an email or a phone call confirms an inbox or a number, not a person.

Big identity services are heavy

They are built for banks, and your client ends up on someone else's site.

How it works

FaceVouch does one thing, on your own page.

1

Register once

At the first meeting your client looks into the camera, turns the head and reads one sentence aloud.

2

Confirm when it matters

Before the advice and when signing, the same short check, compared with the registration.

3

Remove at any time

The client can have everything removed after a confirmation. You can remove it too.

You see who, when, and the outcome.

Your overview is a log: who registered or confirmed, for which moment, and what came of it. No pictures, no face data.

  • A registration is never replaced from outside: nobody puts their face on someone else's address.
  • The page decides nothing: the server asks the check itself, and a check that did not pass signs nothing.
  • A limit on checks per hour, so the cost stays predictable.
The adviser's overview: a log of registrations and confirmations with time, moment and outcome
The client's page: register once at the first meeting, with what is kept in plain words

What is kept, in plain words.

Your client reads this before the check and ticks it.

  • At registration: a few pictures, a short voice sample and face features, encrypted, for this check only.
  • At a confirmation: compared with the registration, then dropped. One log line stays.
  • Removal by the client after a confirmation, or by you.

The honest limits

  • A face check is one signal. Where the law asks for an identity document, it still does.
  • It confirms that the same person comes back. The first meeting still matters.

See it in ten minutes.

The video shows the real demo, how FaceVouch is built, what is kept, and where AI comes in: a model that helps judge, under boundaries set up front, with a person who decides.

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FaceVouch: who is on the other side of the screen?

Want to see how this fits your practice?

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