Identity Issuance
Griaule's technology enables the identification of individuals for the secure issuance of physical and digital identification documents, eliminating duplicates and the need for ink collection, thereby enhancing the speed and security of the process
#1
Biometric systems
for identity issuance
in Brazil
less than 1 second
is the time it takes to identify
someone without documents
200 million
identities issued until 2024
Delivered Benefits and Advantages
- Ensures the security of physical and digital identities, preventing duplicates
- Verifies the Public Security Secretariat's database to check if the individual has a criminal record
- Provides systems for managing all stages of the identity issuance process
- Enables secure citizen authentication for access to public services, allowing its monetization to entities that hold the solution
- Standardizes and integrates biometric systems to allow consultation by different public and private institutions
- Establishes direct communication (SMS, email, WhatsApp) with citizens through customizable notifications
- Provides a web and mobile platform, ensuring easy access to technology users at various levels
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FEATURED CASES
Brazilian Army
Since 2021, Griaule has provided a complete set of integrated solutions for the biometric issuance of military identification documents. There are 800,000 active and retired military personnel registered and 70,000 new registrations every year. The solution has enabled the Brazilian Army to increase security in the issuance of identification documents, reducing fraud, and also enabling digital registration and the provision of technology for smartphones, facilitating digital identity.
State of Bahia
Thanks to the implementation of biometric recognition offered by Griaule, the government of Bahia has been able to combat identity fraud and ensure the safety of the population through criminal identification searches. This is because Griaule's software recognizes faces, fingerprints, and latents, which are fragments of fingerprints found at crime scenes, and also offers a mobile application for identifying operations in the field. Virtually the entire population of the state - 14 million people - is registered, and 32,000 biometric searches are performed per day.
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