# Verification page

Brand the page customers see, and tune how it behaves.


The verification page is what a customer sees the instant they tap your product.
This is where you brand it and decide how much it asks of them, all under
**[Settings → Verification](/dashboard/settings/verification)**.

## Behaviour

- **[One-step verification](/dashboard/settings/verification)** *(not
  recommended)*: show product information on the first tap, with authenticity on
  a separate tab. Simpler for customers, but it drops the second-tap liveness
  proof. See [security model](/docs/overview/security).
- **[Location requirement](/dashboard/settings/verification)**: how the page asks
  for the customer's location. *Optional* asks when the page opens and shows the
  result either way. *Delayed* asks only when the customer opens the
  Authenticity tab. *Required* holds the result until the customer shares a
  location; customers who refuse see a prompt to allow it and no result. This applies to
  your own page through [verify-js](/docs/your-domain/external-verification)
  too, from version 0.3 of the client.
- **[TAGBASE Agent](/dashboard/settings/verification)**: let customers ask
  questions and get answers drawn from your official documents and verified
  product data, right on the page.

## Branding

- **[Add social media links](/dashboard/settings/verification/social-media)**:
  link your Instagram, X, LinkedIn, and Facebook profiles.
- The logo shown in the page header is your **team logo**, uploaded under
  **[Settings → Team](/dashboard/settings/team)**. A square image works best.

## Custom domain

- **[Use your own verification domain](/dashboard/settings/verification)**: serve
  the page from a subdomain you own instead of `verify.tagbase.io`. See
  [custom domain](/docs/your-domain/external-verification) for the full
  walk-through.

Next: how products, categories, and entities fit together, under
[products, categories, and entities](/docs/dashboard/concepts).