WorkPro has chosen to adopt Microsoft Azure's biometric solution, which has a 0.001% failure rate and is renowned for its safety features, whilst being simple for a broad audience to use.
WorkPro has in-built instructions and also troubleshooting for candidates if they encounter a variety of error messages related to device limitations, user actions, or verification mismatches. Below is a list of common troubleshooting error messages and what they typically mean:
User-Facing Error Messages
"Face Not Detected"
The system is unable to locate a face in the camera frame.
Tip: If this is detected the user is encouraged to ensure their face is fully visible, in a well-lit position, and not obstructed(e.g. sunglasses, hats, or hair covering the face).
"Multiple Faces Detected"
More than one face appeared in the camera view.
Tip: The user will be encouraged that their face alone is in the camera frame or uploaded image, and there are no photos or reflections behind them.
"Poor Lighting Conditions"
The system cannot capture a clear image due to low or uneven lighting.
Tip: The user is encouraged to use natural lighting or adjust the position to avoid shadows and illuminate their screen brightness if they are using their camera.
"Face Not Matching ID"
The selfie does not match the face in the uploaded identity document.
Tip: The user will be asked to re-check the ID image quality and retake the selfie with a neutral expression and no filters.
"ID Document Not Recognised"
The uploaded document is either damaged, expired, or not supported.
Tip: if the user is uploading an image rather than the liveness test, they will be advised to use a valid government-issued ID and ensure all information is legible.
"Document Image Blurry or Cropped"
The system cannot extract details due to poor image quality.
Tip: The user will be encouraged to ensure the entire ID is in frame, flat, with no glare, and in focus before uploading.
Liveness Detection Failed"
The system suspects that the selfie is a photo or video replay, not a live person.
Tip: The user is encouraged to follow the prompts carefully (e.g. turn head, blink), and don’t use a pre-recorded image.
System or Device Errors
"Camera Access Denied"
The user’s browser or device has blocked camera permissions.
Tip: The user is encouraged to ensure the browser/app has permission to access the device camera in settings.
"Connection Timed Out"
The process was interrupted due to slow internet or server timeout.
Tip: The user will be encouraged to try again in a stable internet environment.
"Unsupported Browser or Device"
The user’s device or browser doesn’t support the technology used for biometric checks.
Tip: The user will be encouraged to use an up-to-date version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari on a compatible mobile or desktop device.
If the candidate has questions, we would prefer if you direct them to our success team at info@workpro.com.au