Applications created with the Immerse SDK can also be built as offline applications, bypassing connectivity to the Immerse Platform. A PIN is not required to access the content, however this also negates all Platform benefits.

This means:

• The application can only be a single-user, VR application running on a standalone headset (e.g. Oculus Quest)

• A PIN will not be required to access the application

• Participants will not need to be invited to the Immerse Session

• Users will not need to be provisioned on the Immerse Platform

This is turn has further knock-on effects:

• The Immerse Platform will not be able to authenticate users, so an audit log will not be possible

• Reporting data cannot be collected or associated with a user

• 3D recordings will not be possible

• Multi-user or WebGL content cannot be deployed

• Voice communication will not be available

• SSO integration will not be required

• Integration with Learning Management Systems will not be required