Synopsis-
“With the integration of the new Capture process, clients can now be up and running with no more than two simple web hooks. This new digital authentication experience is easy to implement and does not require any significant development or programming time.”
Intellicheck has recently announced new advancements for digital users of the Intellicheck Identity Platform. With the integration of the new Capture process, clients can now be up and running with no more than two simple web hooks. This new digital authentication experience is easy to implement and does not require any significant development or programming time.
New users and current clients, such as banks, credit card issuers, fintechs, BNPLs, retailers, and social media companies can benefit from the enhanced features available on the Identity Platform. The user-friendly technology is responsive and allows clients to access a wide range of features, such as barcode validation, OCR, facial recognition, phone number verification, phone number reputation, address verification, sanctions, PEP, and criminal background checks.
Key features of the improved digital user experience comprise:
Advanced data capture tools: The new feature of auto snap/focus for image capture with edge detection has been introduced to ensure seamless and efficient data capture. Additionally, a new barcode scanner has been added to immediately capture barcodes without any user assistance.
Streamlined workflow: The new image capture and barcode scanning processes significantly speed up the overall process, reducing the number of screens for users. This enhancement ensures a smoother and faster experience.
Intellicheck offers digital and physical identity verification solutions to industries where speed and reliability are essential. These industries include financial services, social media, automotive, insurance, law enforcement, and identity access management. Intellicheck’s services are utilized by many of the top 12 banks and credit card issuers, over 30,000 retail locations, two major social media companies, and more than half of the state-level law enforcement agencies in the United States.
