> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://manual.personr.co/api-documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://manual.personr.co/api-documentation/pages/verifying-with-pages.md). # Verifying with Pages Using Pages, you don't need to create applicants, or entities, generate links, or request verification - the verification process is automated. Pages creates the applicant/entity and verifies them automatically. Once a client has been verified, you can... * Choose to receive a webhook from us with the results (see [Setting up a webhook](/api-documentation/applicant-results/retrieving-applicant-verification-results/setting-up-a-webhook.md) for applicants, or [Setting up a webhook](/api-documentation/entity-results/retrieving-entity-verification-results/setting-up-a-webhook.md) for entities); or * Retrieve the results manually using the [Retrieving applicant verification results](/api-documentation/applicant-results/retrieving-applicant-verification-results.md) or [Retrieving entity verification results](/api-documentation/entity-results/retrieving-entity-verification-results.md) endpoints; or * View the results from the dashboard. See below an example of the verification process using Pages. #### Welcome Screen Applicants or entities enter their details to start the onboarding process.

#### Two Factor Authentication A 2FA code is sent to their email, to prevent spam. We'll also send them a link in case they exit the page, or need to continue at a later date.

#### Verification Once the 2FA code has been entered, the client goes through the verification process on the flow you pre-selected when creating the page.

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