IDSnap hardware is designed to become part of your workflow instead of a separate utility beside it. Your software decides when capture begins, receives the required images and continues the business process with the document still in context.
The operator or customer should not have to leave the application that owns the workflow. IDSnap lets that application coordinate document presentation, image capture and downstream processing.
Your software remains responsible for the user experience, accepted documents, business rules and final action. The scanner provides a consistent image source, while enabled Acupixel services can add data extraction or document-authentication results when the corresponding licence is present.
Trigger the device at the correct step in a desktop, kiosk, branch or cloud-connected process.
Receive the supported front, back, passport-page and multi-light images required by the workflow.
Return images or enabled results to the customer record, check-in, onboarding or verification flow that initiated the scan.
The integration model follows the scanner. Select a host-controlled device when a managed workstation already owns the station, or choose the GC2500e when you want embedded processing and network control at the edge.
The GC2500u and USB card scanners fit applications where a local computer controls the device and receives the captured images.
The GC2500e places processing in the scanner so web, branch and cloud-connected applications can control capture without a dedicated Windows PC at every station.
Start with the architecture overview, move to the remote-scan request and review how captured information is handled.
Understand authentication, keys, request structure and how the API fits behind an identity workflow.
Read the overview
Review the request parameters used to start capture on an authorised network-connected scanner.
View the request
Learn how Acupixel designs its APIs and cloud workflow to protect captured images and extracted information during processing.
Review data handlingTell us what you need to scan, where, and at what scale.