IDScan.net Announces 300th Custom Software Development
NEW ORLEANS, La. (PRWEB) November 13, 2018 -- IDScan.net, the leader in ID scanning and identity verification solutions, announced it has completed its 300th custom software development project to date. Partnering with some of the world’s most innovative and prominent names in hardware, like E-Seek, Gemalto (formerly 3M), Honeywell, Infinite Peripherals, KOAMTAC, IDTech, Unitech, Sankyo and Panasonic, IDScan.net has deployed its proprietary algorithm to create custom software solutions for clients ranging in industries from finance and security to gaming and real estate.
“Given our proven track record in innovative code and the reputation of our existing ID scanning applications, more and more clients began asking us to develop custom software,” said Denis Petrov, the co-founder and CEO of IDScan.net. “It began when one of our largest clients, after sinking a ton of resources into an app that didn’t work, asked us to step in and help. Our expert developers got the solution up-and-running in no time. From then on, we’ve established a software development house, with all in-house developers, engineers, designers and architects that are experts at conceptualizing, planning, designing and developing software to meet our clients' specific needs. And because we’re proven, our customers don’t have to worry about costly trial-and-error delays.”
The first to market with mobile ID scanning capabilities nearly a decade ago, IDScan.net’s expert coders have developed hundreds of apps and invested thousands of hours in creating and refining software. Notably, they developed VeriScan Online, which allows users to scan and verify IDs from virtually anywhere in the world using a smartphone or external hardware. Utilizing the most robust parsing engine available, the software is completely customizable with an abundance of features, including IDScan.net’s facial recognition technology. VeriScan Online is also available as a white label product, allowing both the front-facing app and the back-end portal to be branded and customized to meet the exact specifications of any business.
IDScan.net also offers enterprise solutions so that clients can integrate ID scanning software into existing applications and systems, such as ID and passport parsing SDKs, web services API, integration services, identity validation for KYC, as well as biometric and global solutions.
Applied across industries, IDScan.net has provided custom software for the New Jersey State Police, a Panasonic hardware customer, to automatically harvest data from the IDs of people pulled over for traffic stops. Custom software is also being used by a large hotel chain to automate the check in process, politicians for fundraising campaigns, apartment leasing companies, alcohol delivery services, marketing companies to quickly capture donor data and contributions, employment screening companies, and various other applications in a multitude of industries.
“We recently helped a large healthcare provider create a solution in order to better scan patients’ IDs. The custom software has changed the way they operate and dramatically improved efficiency, accuracy, and ultimately, the level of care provided,” said Petrov. “The possibilities are endless,” he said.
About IDScan.net
IDScan.net offers the highest quality ID scanning solutions to quickly and easily capture and verify an individual’s information. With 100% accuracy, our technology can tell your front line staff what they need to know about the person standing in front of them. Trusted by top brands like IBM, Panasonic, and Shell our suite of customizable solutions is being deployed by leaders across industries from gaming and hospitality to retail and finance. As the first company to market with mobile ID scanning capabilities, IDScan.net continues to pioneer cutting-edge technologies that anticipate the rapidly evolving needs of tomorrow. For more information, visit IDScan.net.
Alycia Swayze, IDScan.net, http://www.IDScan.net, +1 888-430-8936 Ext: 103, [email protected]
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