Verify once, reuse everywhere
A haulier cleared at one depot presents the result at the next. The approved check becomes proof the haulier keeps, and the next depot accepts it without collecting the documents all over again.
The problem
The same proof is bought again and again.
People and organisations prove who they are dozens of times, to dozens of institutions, with no shared foundation. Each verification is isolated, duplicated, and owned by whoever collected it, which is why taking on a new customer stays expensive no matter how much software you throw at it. The approved result becomes proof its subject keeps, which later services can check under their own acceptance rules.
Repeated checks can also leave copies of sensitive documents in several systems. A service can ask for the proof itself instead of collecting the documents again. Whoever ran the original check still handles the evidence behind it, under their own retention rules.
How it works
Four steps, and the documents stay with their owner.
Set the level
A light check for a visitor, a full one for a new supplier. You set how deep each case needs to go.
Verify once
The haulier is checked once, at the depot or in your own portal. The check runs standalone or embedded.
Issue the proof
The approved result goes to the haulier, not into your archive. Nothing of yours holds their documents.
Check it, don’t repeat it
The next depot asks one question and gets one answer.
Verified identity
What it uses
What carries the proof.
The proof is issued to its subject, who keeps it in their wallet, and each service checks only the fact it needs. Every use of it is recorded.
Checks as a service
A supplier is checked inside the portal you already run.
ID Wallet
Your customer holds their own proof. You do not.
Digital Identity
Every service you run can verify it without calling us.
Related
Proof opens the next step.
A checked haulier then signs, gets access, or gets paid.
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What do you need to prove once?
Verified identity