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Integration Flow

From signal to decision. The streamlined path that takes you from a script tag to a risk-scored, defensible decision your code can act on.

The landing page shows four nodes — Browser, Result, Score, Decision. This page is each node in detail, end to end.

01. Browser

Add the script. Drop our lightweight collector into your site. It reads dozens of browser characteristics — all on the device, none of them personal.

The collector runs entirely on the device. It loads in the background and never delays your page from becoming usable. The first load is small, and the heavy measurements only run when the page actually asks for a score.

What the script does

  • Reads inert, non-personal browser characteristics — the kind of harmless details that, taken together, describe a device without identifying a person.
  • Builds a stable profile locally — the same browser produces the same profile across sessions.
  • Wraps that profile in a sealed result, ready to send to your server.

What the script does NOT do

  • It does not read private data of an unrelated site.
  • It does not request an email, a name, or any personal information.
  • It does not send an analytics beacon. The only network traffic is the sealed result.
  • It does not track across sites. The result is scoped to the issuing site.

02. Result

The sealed result is the unit of trust between browser and server.

What it is

  • A compact, cryptographically signed package — a few kilobytes.
  • The full profile travels inside it, so the server never has to re-collect anything.
  • The signing key rotates on a regular schedule.
  • It can be opened locally — you can read it yourself to see exactly what was collected.

Why a sealed result instead of a session lookup

A sealed result has three benefits over looking up a session ID:

  1. No extra lookups while verifying. Verification is a quick check, not a network round-trip, so it stays fast under load.
  2. It can’t be replayed. Each result is bound to a single request and a moment in time; a stale or copied one simply won’t verify.
  3. It’s self-contained. If you need to investigate a flagged session, the entire profile is right there in the result — no need to query Noxtica for the trail.

03. Score

Analyze and score. Our hosted service combines the profile with network context to detect bots, headless automation, and suspicious patterns in real time.

When your server verifies the result, Noxtica:

  1. Confirms the seal is intact and genuine.
  2. Reads the profile inside it.
  3. Adds network context derived at the edge — the kind of network, the country, whether it looks like a datacenter — never the raw address.
  4. Runs the six detection categories against the profile.
  5. Computes the calibrated risk level and confidence.
  6. Returns a risk level, a confidence measure, and the reasons behind the score.

Categories that feed the score

  • Automation and bots — headless and automated-browser signatures.
  • Fingerprint tampering — faked drawing tests, manipulated browser behavior, aggressive anti-fingerprint tools.
  • Infrastructure abuse — datacenter traffic, anonymizing proxies, outdated network behavior.
  • Privacy-browser handling — recognized privacy browsers, calibrated leniently.
  • Hardware checks — graphics and device signatures, emulator tells.
  • Behavioral anomalies — input timing, post-challenge patterns, the overall shape of interaction.

Each category contributes its own evidence. The categories combine into the final risk tier with a documented weighting.

Speed

Verification typically answers in a few milliseconds and stays fast under load, because the full picture travels inside the result — there are no extra lookups while a request is in flight.

04. Decision

Observe and act. Use the backoffice to explore profiles, analyze trends, and act on risk scores and behavioral insights.

The decision is yours. The risk level is what your code acts on; the threshold you act on is configured per route.

A canonical four-action policy

Most teams act on the risk level in four simple bands:

  • Critical — block with logging. These are the fake-account rings and automated clusters; they’re not worth the cost of a challenge.
  • High (with solid confidence) — step up rather than block. Add a second factor or extra verification. Real customers pass it; bots don’t.
  • Medium — observe. Log the session and surface it in the dashboard, but add no friction.
  • Low or minimal — allow. This is the vast majority of traffic.

The whole policy is usually only ten to twenty lines of your own code.

Where the decision lives

  • The risk level lands in your application code. You write the policy, and it’s short.
  • The audit trail lives in the operator console — every verification, every decision, every operator action.
  • The threshold is tunable from the dashboard without a deploy, per site and per route.

End-to-end timing

The user never waits on Noxtica. The script loads in the background, collection runs only when the page asks for a score, and sealing the result is near-instant. The only meaningful wait is the normal network hop to your own backend — and verification on our side is fast enough to disappear into the noise.