Choose the point of impact
A product page, a promotion claim, and an order submission have different costs. Begin with one state-changing browser action instead of treating all store traffic as equally sensitive.
INDUSTRY E-commerce
Keep the store open.
Protect its key actions.
Focus browser verification on account entry, benefit claims, and checkout, while letting customers browse your catalog normally.
- MANDATECustomer action
- Browser evidence
- Commerce rules
- Order or account outcome
WHAT TO PROTECT
Protect the actions that cost you.
Keep commerce rules authoritative
Promotion eligibility, inventory limits, pricing, and fulfillment remain application responsibilities. Browser evidence is one input to the decision about a request, not a substitute for those rules.
Respect the rest of the stack
Payment providers, shipping systems, and inventory feeds use non-browser calls. Keep their authenticated integration routes separate from browser-only protection.
Evaluate customer completion
Review grouped decisions alongside checkout completion and customer support signals. Observe first and plan a rollback that lets you adjust the browser guard without changing order processing.
Keep exploring
The next part of the story.
USE CASESCheckoutBring browser verification to order creation and reservation requests, alongside the controls your commerce application already owns.Read more USE CASESAccount accessAdd browser evidence to sign-in and recovery flows without introducing a CAPTCHA into your application.Read more OPERATIONSObserve before enforceA proposed security decision is not an enforced decision. A careful rollout measures the action people are trying to complete.Read more