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HID Global introduces WorkforceID platform for employee and visitor ID management
05 June 2020
HID GLOBAL has unveiled its WorkforceID platform that enables a “seamless and effortless” experience when using identity credentials to access physical and digital workplaces at an office, in the field or on the road.
The new ISO 27001-certified identity cloud service platform simplifies how employees access what they need to do their jobs, while also solving workplace and visitor security, regulatory compliance and a variety of new business challenges as employees begin returning to work.
WorkforceID inherits the best capabilities from the enterprise-grade HID SAFE physical identity access and visitor management software and combines them with deep customer insights from over 250 organisations around the world to make what is described as a “generational leap” in unified identity management. The solution brings a completely digital and turnkey deployment for administrators and removes the complexity of installing, configuring and supporting on-premise software.
For employees, contractors and visitors alike, WorkforceID provides an ultra-convenient user experience with several streamlined digital workflows, such as visitor self-check-in and rules-based access to buildings and IT resources according to employees’ modified work schedules.
“WorkforceID solves many of today’s identity management challenges and will also offer unique services to address evolving and specialised work environments, from expediting hospital visits and healthcare worker on-boarding to accelerating workplace security audits,” said Brad Jarvis, vice-president and managing director of the Identity and Access Management Solutions operation at HID Global. “We will continue to launch exciting new applications with our WorkforceID platform that will support a growing family of trusted identity solutions for workplaces.”
Unify, automate, simplify
The award-winning platform enables organisations to unify, automate and simplify identity issuance and management at a single facility or across any number of distributed office or remote work locations. Its first two available services are employee ID badging and visitor management:
*HID WorkforceID Credential Manager and ID Badge Issuance: Automates badging across the identity lifecycle including cloud-based onboarding, card printing and off-boarding. Administrators know the details of all active credentials at any location
*HID WorkforceID Visitor Manager: Improves the visitor experience through reduced wait times and the ability to use self-service badging kiosks. Administrators can customise the visitor experience and security measures while benefiting from automated policy compliance
“Our mission is to enable a safe, secure and productive workforce,” explained Julian Lovelock of HID Global. “The WorkforceID platform gives organisations a simple, but powerful set of cloud-based applications for managing identities with a great user experience that takes the manual processes out of adapting to new challenges in today’s work environment.”
To date, hundreds of organisations are piloting the solution to take advantage of enterprise-grade visitor and credential management in their small and medium-sized businesses. Administrators simply register for a free trial plus easily activate and renew their annual subscriptions online.
HID will be adding more tools, features and applications to the WorkforceID platform to deliver deep analytics and reporting capabilities and meet the rapidly expanding credential management requirements of today’s increasingly connected workplaces.
Click here for more information about HID’s WorkforceID platform.
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