Connected ID programmes for workplaces and card partners.

For card manufacturers, printers and workplace teams, Pointible can help scope how a card programme connects to approved digital workflows. Explore employee, contractor, visitor and member credentials, with card design, QR placement, issuance and onboarding planned around your operation. Compatibility with production systems and the linked service is assessed before deployment.

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ID cards for
different settings.

A physical product. A useful digital route.

A familiar ID card

A configured journey

A useful service

Product and workflow depend on the agreed deployment.

Card manufacturers and printers

Assess a connected-service option alongside the cards you already produce or issue. Define artwork, QR placement, production and printer compatibility, and the handover from card issuance to user onboarding before a deployment.

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Employee and contractor ID cards

Discuss whether a connected workflow could support employee safety or approved internal processes. Availability depends on the chosen use case, the card design and the agreed implementation.

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Visitor, member and institutional cards

Where the use case is suitable, a QR-enabled card can provide a straightforward way to enter a configured digital journey. Pointible will assess the workflow and product requirements with the organisation.

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Built around the ID-card ecosystem

Pointible can work with schools, enterprises, ID-card manufacturers, printers and technology partners to assess card design, QR placement, production workflows, onboarding, contact setup and support responsibilities. Compatibility with printers or existing systems must be confirmed before a deployment is promised.

Discuss your programme
Define the details together

Card design & QR placement

Production workflows

Onboarding & contact setup

Support responsibilities

Scope agreed before rollout

Start with the card programme

Bring us your current card process, target audience and the problem you want to solve. We can help scope a practical proof of concept, identify the required user journey and agree on how success should be evaluated.

  1. 01

    Understand the card process

    Start with your current issuance process, audience and intended use.

  2. 02

    Scope the proof of concept

    Agree the user journey, product requirements and responsibilities.

  3. 03

    Evaluate the programme

    Define how the proof of concept should be assessed before rollout.

Make your ID programme more useful.

Let’s explore how connected technology could fit your organisation’s products, distribution channels or service journey.

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