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The Custom Watchlist module screens the user's face against a customer-provided blocklist. Fire-and-forget — runs server-side using images already in the session.
Follows the backend-process pattern. See the patterns page for the shared lifecycle.
Availability
This module is headless-only — there is no public <incode-custom-watchlist> web component. Drive it with createCustomWatchlistManager from @incodetech/core/custom-watchlist. Typically invoked from an orchestrated flow.
Configuration
type CustomWatchlistConfig = {
failIfFaceOnBlocklist: boolean;
addSuspectedFraudAutomatically: boolean;
autoExecution: boolean;
};
| Option | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
failIfFaceOnBlocklist |
boolean |
✅ | Server-side behavior: mark the verification as failed if the face matches a blocklist entry. |
addSuspectedFraudAutomatically |
boolean |
✅ | Add the user to a suspected-fraud list automatically on a match. |
autoExecution |
boolean |
✅ | Auto-execute the check (vs. requiring an explicit trigger). |
These fields are supplied by the backend flow configuration and shape backend behavior. The module itself is fire-and-forget from the client's perspective — the client doesn't need to read these values to drive its own UI.
State machine
CustomWatchlistState is a discriminated union over status:
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
idle |
Initial state. |
processing |
Backend screening in progress. |
success |
Screening completed. |
finished |
Terminal. |
See also
- Module: Watchlist — global sanctions / PEP screening
- Module Patterns → backend-process
- Individual Modules