Regional foreign exchange regulations required within certain territories required this client to examine how ID transaction information was collected and stored to meet financial regulation requirements. The challenge was to minimize the transaction speed for their customers and to ensure that ID transaction information was collected and stored to meet financial regulations, whilst integrating Idscan OCR technology into an already established FX transaction platform.

Changes in Gaming regulation liberalized the process for entering members of the public into regulated gaming environments. Idscan biometrics was asked to integrate Idscan OCR into an established CRM and enrolment solution to speed the entrance flow of customers into the casino.

Content with their existing membership software the need to issue and reissue bar coded membership cards appeared to be the only weak link in the incumbent system. Idscan Bespoke was brought in to integrate a biometric fingerprint system to replace the need for customers to bring a membership card with them on each visit. 

Idscan Biometrics has been commissioned to build a human traffic flow counter incorporating facial biometrics to count the total number of people inside a defined multiple entry and exit space, at any particular time. The commissioning client is  responsible for the welfare of  customers within a public space environment and has therefore, also requested a web-based live statistics module breaking down total number in the  venue at any one time, attendance per hour, automatic alert to over capacity and male to female ratios.     

Instructed by a Swiss based marketing company. Idscan Bespoke was requested to customise Idscan's Intouch biometric membership system to create a multi user data collection system. Legislation dictated that consumers were required to prove that they were of smoking age before sampling tobacco products by scanning their ID, and  before answering a series of marketing questions.

Participants were rewarded with samples and the ability to gain entry to selected high end Swiss nightclub events. Consumer entry to the clubs was authorised and recorded by biometric fingerprints which were taken at the time of interview, which also enabled the agency to ensure that consumers only applied for complimentary samples on one occasion.