This page explains how you can provide feedback on the accuracy of the assessments created by reCAPTCHA Enterprise. With this information, reCAPTCHA Enterprise can tune your site-specific model and provide improved performance for your site over time.
Before you begin
Understanding when to annotate assessments
reCAPTCHA Enterprise provides a score when creating an assessment that
helps you understand the level of risk user interactions pose.
Later, when your site has more information about user interactions
to determine if the interaction was legitimate or fraudulent, you can confirm or
correct reCAPTCHA Enterprise's assessment. To confirm or correct
reCAPTCHA Enterprise's assessment, you can send the
reCAPTCHA assessment IDs back to Google labeled as LEGITIMATE
or FRAUDULENT
.
Confirming or correcting
reCAPTCHA Enterprise's assessment improves the performance of
reCAPTCHA Enterprise for your site.
To improve the performance of reCAPTCHA Enterprise, you can confirm the
annotations for true positives and true negatives in addition to the
annotations for potential assessment errors.
For example, for a user who successfully authenticated using
a 2-factor-authentication method and received a high reCAPTCHA score, you can
annotate the assessment as LEGITIMATE
. Alternatively, if reCAPTCHA
score was low and your site determined that the interaction was fraudulent or
abusive, you can annotate the assessment as FRAUDULENT
.
The following list shows additional information about some sample user interactions that indicate whether a user interaction is legitimate or fraudulent:
- Credit card chargebacks or other concrete evidence of fraud indicate that an earlier financial transaction was fraudulent.
- A new account that sends messages that are flagged as spam by other users might indicate that the account creation was fraudulent.
- A support case filed if a user has difficulty logging in to their account might indicate that the login attempt is legitimate.
- A purchase or booking on a site that uses reCAPTCHA Enterprise to defend against scraping might indicate that the user is legitimate.
Retrieving the assessment ID
After you create an assessment, you receive a JSON response as shown in the following example.
To annotate an assessment, retrieve the unique assessment ID from the name
field
in the JSON response.
{ 'tokenProperties': { 'valid': True, 'hostname': 'www.google.com', 'action': 'homepage', 'createTime': u'2019-03-28T12:24:17.894Z' }, 'riskAnalysis': { 'score': 0.1, 'reasons': ['AUTOMATION'] }, 'event': { 'token': 'RESPONSE_TOKEN', 'siteKey': 'SITE_KEY' }, 'name': u'ASSESSMENT_ID' }
Annotating the assessment
Annotate an assessment using the
projects.assessments.annotate
method.