Integrating OkHi
OkHi is a smart addressing system, enabling any business to easily collect and verify their user’s addresses.
There are two key use cases for using OkHi:
Getting to an address - get something or someone to the user’s address
Verifying an address - verify that the user lives at the address they say they do
OkHi has two products suites that you can integrate into your mobile and web application:
OkCollect - collect an accurate address from your customer
OkVerify - verify your customer lives or works at the collected address.
| Frameworks / Languages | OkCollect | OkVerify |
|---|---|---|
Android | ✓ | ✓ |
Swift (iOS) | ✓ | ✓ |
React Native | ✓ | ✓ |
Flutter | ✓ | ✓ |
Javascript (Web) | ✓ | ✘ |
An OkHi address is a digital address that enables someone to find anyone’s address without getting lost, even if there is no building information or street name
Name of the user
Phone number of the user, this is used to lookup the user’s address
GPS of the property, it’s equivalent to a street name
Photo of the entrance of the property, it’s equivalent to a building name or number
To the door information like floor or apartment number
Prerequisites
OkHi Client Key and Branch Id
First, you need to obtain your OkHi client key and branch ID. You can get these by signing up through this link.
Use your sandbox keys while you test and develop, then switch to your production mode keys before you publish your app.
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