Ready-made recipes

A recipe answers the question “how do I do X” and takes you to the result step by step. Each step is one sentence and a link to the page that covers it in detail, so a recipe contains almost no code. The first step of every recipe is your own Veriqa server: in Docker or as an OS service. Veriqa Cloud is coming soon, and then you will not need to deploy a server.

Step-by-step recipes

Recipe	What you get	What you need
Passwordless sign-in for a Node.js, Python or Java web app	Users sign in with a QR code and no password, and sign up with the same action	A Veriqa server, a channel bot, access to the app’s code
Sign in with Telegram on a WordPress site	Telegram sign-in to WordPress with the stock plugin	A Veriqa server, a Telegram bot, WordPress administrator rights
Moving off SMS codes	A confirmation in a messenger instead of an SMS code, without losing users during the switch	A Veriqa server, the channels your audience uses
Confirming a sensitive operation	A transfer, an email change or a data deletion runs only after it is confirmed in a messenger	A Veriqa server, access to your backend
Team sign-in to GitLab, Grafana or Nextcloud	Employees sign in to business systems through Veriqa	A Veriqa server, administrator rights in the system
A website form with a verified contact	A visitor confirms the form submission in a messenger, and the lead carries a verified contact	A Veriqa server, hosting for a server-side handler
Sign-in on a Smart TV or a kiosk	Sign-in with a QR code on a device without a keyboard	A Veriqa server, a backend for the app

Connecting a CMS

Detailed recipes for each engine: which plugin to install, how to configure it, which steps are mandatory and what the resulting account looks like. What was verified on each engine is summarized in Veriqa in a CMS.

WordPress — the stock openid-connect-generic plugin;
Drupal — the openid_connect module;
1C-Bitrix — the stock socialservices framework;
TYPO3 — the causal/oidc extension;
Joomla — the miniOrange OAuth Client;
Shopify, Wix and other SaaS builders — sign-in through the platform’s own SSO settings.

Business systems and forms

Veriqa in business systems — GitLab, Keycloak, Grafana, Nextcloud, Discourse, Odoo and Moodle: what works, where the barrier is and how to clear it;
Confirmed form submission — a server-side handler for a form whose submission is confirmed in a messenger;
Testing the integration locally — how to stand up the setup on your own machine and which difficulties exist only locally.

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Samples

Videos

Concepts

Installation and configuration

Monitoring

Messengers and channels

Use cases

Cloud