The controls every trust-critical process needs.
Use the capability map to see what can be reused before programme-specific engineering begins.
Ten capability families.
Experiences
Programme workflow
Trust services
Integration
Governance
Select a capability to see what it does and what it connects to.
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The Seamfix Platform can be the foundation for a new service or a targeted trust layer underneath systems you already run.
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We will map what the Platform already provides, what must integrate and what remains programme-specific.
Identity & authentication
- What it does
- Establishes who a person is once, then confirms it at the moments that matter — from enrolment to a high-risk action.
- Where it is used
- Citizen enrolment, subscriber registration, workforce access and candidate check-in.
- What it connects to
- What evidence it creates
- Authentication events bound to the person, role, device and policy that applied.
Biometric services
- What it does
- Compares biometrics to confirm a person is who they claim to be, and is enrolled only once, where policy requires it.
- Where it is used
- Registration, de-duplication, agent and workforce authentication, exam check-in.
- What it connects to
- What evidence it creates
- Match and quality outcomes retained with the decision they informed.
Capture anywhere
- What it does
- Collects identity data and documents across web, mobile, kiosk and assisted channels.
- Where it is used
- Field enrolment, branch and agent onboarding, self-service applications.
- What it connects to
- What evidence it creates
- What was captured, where, by whom and on which device.
Configurable forms
- What it does
- Builds programme-specific data collection without changing the Platform core.
- Where it is used
- Applications, registrations, licences and onboarding journeys.
- What it connects to
- What evidence it creates
- The form version and data presented at each submission.
Review & approval
- What it does
- Routes exceptions and decisions to accountable people through clear queues and roles.
- Where it is used
- KYC exceptions, document review, credential approval, mismatch investigation.
- What it connects to
- What evidence it creates
- Who reviewed, what they saw, what they decided and when.
Multi-tenant governance
- What it does
- Lets a central authority run many participants on one platform, each within its own governed tenant.
- Where it is used
- National identity ecosystems, licensed partner networks, industry-wide controls.
- What it connects to
- What evidence it creates
- Activity attributed to tenant and operator, visible to the governing body.
Device management
- What it does
- Registers and controls the devices permitted to capture data or act within a programme.
- Where it is used
- Field agents, registration centres and kiosks.
- What it connects to
- What evidence it creates
- Device identity and status attached to every captured record.
API & source integration
- What it does
- Connects the programme to national sources, client systems and third-party services through governed interfaces.
- Where it is used
- Source verification, onboarding orchestration and cross-border checks.
- What it connects to
- What evidence it creates
- Source responses retained with the checks they satisfied.
Reporting & audit
- What it does
- Gives operators, clients and regulators approved visibility of what happened and why.
- Where it is used
- Regulatory reporting, operational dashboards and investigations.
- What it connects to
- What evidence it creates
- An audit trail that can be produced and defended.
Credential services
- What it does
- Issues, verifies, renews, revokes and reissues credentials across their lifecycle.
- Where it is used
- Sovereign credentials, workforce credentials and licences.
- What it connects to
- What evidence it creates
- Credential status history tied to the verified person.