Take proof of presence to the next level. Seamlessly verify smart devices in proximity by communicating audio-codes through ultrasound.
Imagine a world where your phone is your passport to proving your presence everywhere. A simple
means to verify it’s really you in any given situation.
Let’s break it down using devices A and B, here device A is transmitting an audio-code to device
B.
Once device B receives the audio-code it gets sent to Everlink’s servers. It’s here that we do
some really clever stuff to make sure verification is accurate and the next step can happen
seamlessly.
This all takes place in a blink of an eye.
The two devices are matched and the next stage in the journey can begin. This could be checking
in at a location, a payment going through or a simple exchange of information. The possibilities
are endless.
Oh, and did we mention that this works on any smart device, so don’t just think phones.
Verify your users instantly with codes transmitted in split seconds.
We want to empower developers to be imaginative with the experiences they create.
We don’t process or emit sounds that are audible, we deal in ultrasonic frequencies only.
In a Covid-19 environment it’s important to make your customers feel safe. With Everlink you can verify your users and still comply with social distancing. No need for close contact, just instant and reliable verification.
Think NFC or QRC, but better, way better. Our ultrasonic ranges can be customised to suit your business needs, meaning you can give your users ultra-contactless, seamless experiences.
Our tech works with any smart-device with a speaker and microphone.
Our technology ensures successful verficiations even in loud, busy or chaotic environments.
Our API has robust security to ensure data is protected.
Our API is built around token exchange infrastructure and is compatible with iOS, Android and Javascript. Once integrated, the technology revolves around two simple commands.
public void onClick(View v) {
//to start emitting an audio code call:
EverLink.startEmitting();
}
public void onClick(View v) {
//to start listening for an audio code call:
EverLink.startListening();
}
