About this plugin
Shenasar is the official WordPress integration for the Shenasar identity-verification service. It lets an administrator connect a site to a Shenasar account and perform supported identity inquiries from WordPress.
Optional integrations can verify information supplied during WooCommerce checkout or Digits registration. These integrations are disabled until a site administrator configures and enables them.
An active Shenasar account and API token are required. Shenasar services may incur charges according to the account and service selected.
Key features
- Connect WordPress to a Shenasar account using an API token.
- Perform supported identity inquiries from the WordPress administration area.
- Optionally verify customer information during WooCommerce checkout.
- Optionally verify registration information when using the Digits plugin.
External services
ir. Shenasar provides identity-verification and inquiry services; these features cannot operate without this API.
The plugin does not contact the API merely because it is installed or activated. An administrator must first obtain a Shenasar API token, enter it on the plugin’s Connection page, and initiate the connection. Entering the token and enabling an integration constitutes the site administrator’s authorization to make the documented requests.
When an administrator connects the plugin, the API token is sent in an encrypted HTTPS request to retrieve the account’s available services, prices and balance.
When an administrator performs an inquiry, or when an enabled WooCommerce or Digits verification runs, the plugin sends the API token, the selected inquiry type and the fields needed for that inquiry. Depending on the enabled service, these fields can include a mobile number, national identification number, birth date, bank-card number, IBAN, postal code or address-related information.
The data is sent only when the administrator requests an inquiry or when a user submits a checkout or registration form for which the administrator has enabled verification.
The service is provided by Shenasar:
- Shenasar terms of service
- Shenasar privacy and data-handling provisions
Site administrators are responsible for informing their users about enabled identity checks and obtaining any consent required in their jurisdiction.
Data storage
The API token and account service information are stored in the WordPress options table. Enabled integration settings are also stored as WordPress options.
WooCommerce and Digits verification results and the identity fields required for those checks may be stored in the relevant user’s metadata. Digits registration data may be stored temporarily in a non-autoloaded WordPress option until registration completes. Deactivating the plugin does not automatically remove this data, so site administrators can retain their configuration.
Data can be removed by deleting the plugin’s options and the shenasar_ user metadata according to the site’s retention policy.