Volance Detection connects your site to the Volance service. When a visitor allows it, a small script records how they interact with the page, and your server passes that to Volance when they submit a login, registration or comment form. Volance returns an estimated human-likeness score, and the plugin shows it in your WordPress admin.
This plugin is observe-only. It never blocks a submission, never redirects and never changes what a visitor sees. If Volance is slow, down or over quota, your forms work exactly as before.
You need a Volance account. Create one at https://app.volance.com.
This plugin connects to the Volance service, operated by Oops Games LLC, to estimate whether a form submission came from a human, an agent or a bot.
1. Volance script (visitor’s browser). After a visitor clicks Allow, their browser downloads and runs https://app.volance.com/trace.js. It makes no network requests of its own. Downloading it reveals the visitor’s IP address and browser details to Volance’s servers, as any web request does.
2. Volance scoring API (your server). When a visitor who allowed detection submits an observed form, your server sends Volance a request to https://app.volance.com/api/trace/session and then https://app.volance.com/api/trace/score, authenticated with your workspace keys. The request contains:
It never contains typed characters, form values, clipboard contents, page text, page URLs or cookies. Without a visitor’s consent, nothing is sent.
3. Volance account calls (administrators). The Test connection button and the plan and usage line on the settings page call https://app.volance.com/api/trace/config, /session and /usage from your server with your keys. A scheduled task also checks your workspace settings twice a day.
Volance Terms: https://volance.com/terms
Volance Privacy Policy: https://volance.com/privacy