Full biometric capture
Enrols all 10 rolling fingerprints, IRIS and a photo for a centralised biometric record per prisoner.
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Case Study · African Government Corrections Agency
A high-security, cloud-based prison management system for government authorities in an African country — centralising prisoner information, full biometric capture (all 10 rolling fingerprints, IRIS, photo) and identification (fingerprint, IRIS and facial recognition), across web, Android and iPhone. Replaces fragmented, hard-copy records with a searchable digital platform plus reports and on-demand management analytics.
Industry
Security & Surveillance
Region
OTHER
Year
2022
Security & Surveillance / Prison Management / Biometric Identification / Cloud
Xpertnest developed a high-security, cloud-based prison management system for government authorities in an African country. Previously, prisoner details existed in different data formats with no integrated system, and prisoner biometric data was not available in a central location. The system lets officers input prisoner details, maintain centralised information, capture biometrics and access everything across different devices — including a mobile application for officers to view prisoner details.
Business requirements & challenges
Government authorities struggled to manage prisoner information held in different data formats with no integrated system, and no central biometric repository.
Key requirements
Solution
A high-security, cloud-based prison management system with full biometric capture and multi-modal identification, delivered across web and mobile. Officers can input prisoner details, maintain a centralised record, capture biometrics and access the system from different devices.
Stack
How it works
What's new
Enrols all 10 rolling fingerprints, IRIS and a photo for a centralised biometric record per prisoner.
Matches fingerprints via minutia points and minutia maps to identify a person against existing records.
IRIS matching as part of multi-modal biometric identification.
Reads facial geometry and compares against stored records to identify a criminal from the database.
Consolidates fragmented, hard-copy prisoner information into one secure, searchable digital system.
Web, Android and iPhone access, with data encryption, user audit and tracking in the Administration module.
Business benefits
At a glance
| Customer / Geography | African country (government authorities) |
|---|---|
| Architecture | Cloud-based, high-security |
| Primary Challenge | Fragmented prisoner data & non-integrated systems |
| Biometric Challenge | No centralised prisoner biometric data |
| Prisoner Data | Personal, convict/ATP, law firm, offence, offender, violence/fatalities, remand, transfer |
| Biometrics | 10 rolling fingerprints, IRIS, photo |
| Identification | Fingerprint matching, IRIS matching, facial recognition |
| Modules | Administration, Prisoners, Reports & Analytics, Cross-Platform |
| Security | Data encryption, user audit, tracking |
| Platforms | Web, Android, iPhone |
| Main Benefit | Centralised secure online prisoner information |
| Management Benefit | On-demand detailed analysis |
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