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The right model follows three practical decisions. Establish these early and the product conversation becomes clearer for your sales team, technical team and customer.
Choose a compact IDSnap model for supported ID-1 cards. Move to the GC2500 series when the workflow must also capture passport books.
Document type defines the product family.
Match simplex, duplex or multi-light capture to the evidence the customer’s application needs to collect from each credential.
Capture depth defines the device.
Use a host-controlled model where an existing computer owns the workflow, or the GC2500e when embedded processing and network control are preferred.
Architecture defines the deployment model.IDSnap gives distributors a clear path from compact card capture to deeper physical-document evidence and card-and-passport deployments.
Position the IDSnap 2000 for simplex card capture or the 850DX when the customer needs paired front-and-back images in one action.
The 960CDX adds multi-light imaging and supported magnetic-stripe data for workflows that need more physical evidence from an ID card.
Choose the GC2500u for a host-controlled workstation or the GC2500e for embedded processing and network-connected capture.
The hardware can be sold as a scanner, incorporated into a broader solution or standardized across repeatable customer deployments.
Supply IDSnap hardware alongside the software, implementation and support relationships your customers already rely on.
Pair IDSnap hardware with your own application or solution so document presentation remains inside a workflow carrying your brand.
Use a consistent capture pattern across desks, kiosks, branches and other managed locations while the customer’s software retains control.
IDSnap is most valuable when the customer’s application decides when capture begins and what happens with the result.
That gives distributors and integrators room to deliver more than a peripheral. The scanner becomes a controlled document input within visitor management, hospitality, automotive, rental, banking, lending and other identity workflows.
Confirm whether the deployment accepts cards, passport books or both.
Identify the workstation, kiosk, branch or network architecture that will control capture.
Determine which images, data or enabled APX-Verify results the customer application needs returned.
Tell us about your company, the markets you serve, the documents your customers need to capture and the types of deployments you support.