Mobile scanning & devices

Bring the identity workflow to the place the decision happens.

IDSENTRA combines mobile identity capture, compatible dedicated verification hardware, managed device assignments and location-aware operations so teams can work at permanent stations, property entrances, service counters, temporary checkpoints and mobile sites.

Device topology

Checkpoint workflow

One decision service across different checkpoints.

Mobile and fixed capture surfaces share policy, location context, returned outcomes, and synchronized history.

  1. Capture on an approved device

    Collect credential data through the configured checkpoint hardware.

  2. Apply operating context

    Associate the event with the correct location, policy, and user scope.

  3. Return a clear decision

    Present the authorized outcome to the frontline operator.

  4. Synchronize history

    Preserve permitted event context for oversight and review.

Illustrative workflow — not a live product screen. Verified interface screenshots can replace this visual after production capture.
Device ecosystem

Mobile when you need flexibility. Dedicated hardware when you need a fixed operational station.

The device is only the capture point. IDSENTRA keeps the resulting identity context connected to screening, response, evidence and reporting.

  1. Mobile ID scanning

    Use supported phones and mobile devices for identity capture at entrances, desks, counters, service points, temporary checkpoints, mobile teams and events.

  2. Dedicated ID hardware

    Use compatible scanners and verification devices where workflows require purpose-built capture, fixed stations, higher-volume throughput, or additional device capabilities.

  3. Checkpoint context

    Associate supported devices with properties, locations, entrances, service points, departments or temporary operating areas so identity events retain where they occurred.

  4. Managed assignments

    Administrators organize device identity, assignment, location, availability and operational status within the authorized organization environment.

  5. Connected local hardware

    Protected connectivity patterns allow supported customer-site devices to participate in the workflow without opening unrestricted remote-access paths.

  6. Multi-site operations

    Standardize device administration across multiple properties while preserving local site, checkpoint and operator context for review and reporting.

  7. Workflow continuity

    Carry captured identity context directly into screening, alerts, responsible-gaming checks, cases, evidence and reporting instead of treating scanning as a disconnected utility.

  8. Hardware choice

    Select compatible scanning and verification hardware around each checkpoint without redesigning the IDSENTRA workflow.

Deployment fit

Use one operating model across permanent, temporary, and mobile checkpoints.

Properties can mix supported mobile devices, compatible verification hardware and connected local devices while maintaining consistent access, policy, identity and reporting controls.