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These instructions assume Windows authentication. You can also use FlexiCapture or SAML authentication. To load the Verification Station interface and functionality into the <iframe> element, set the src attribute to:

URL parameters

Interface language codes

Use this parameter on its own to change the interface language of the station. The link then contains only the language parameter, as in <stationUrl>/WinAuth/Verify?language=<language code>. An incorrect language code leaves the current language settings unchanged.

Configure the station menu

Users interact with the integrated Verification Station the same way they interact with a standard one. A customized menu forwards tasks to the next stage and exits the integrated station. Set up the integrated Verification Station by editing the keys in the <appSettings> section of the Web.config file. To disable a menu item, set its key to true:
Hide the station header and footer so the user can reach only a specific batch and does not see features unrelated to the task at hand. Add the ?mode=mini suffix to the URL, or set the Headless key to true.

Messages passed to the parent element

When the user finishes a task and exits the integrated Verification Station, the postMessage method passes one of the following messages to the parent element.

Sample code for receiving a message from the parent element

After the <iframe> element processes the message, close the integrated Verification Station so the user can resume work in the third-party system.