One of Australia’s leading delivery business looks to further the adoption of their Digital iD™ service with the development of a live demonstration of Digital iD™ to assist sales efforts.
To continue the adoption of Australia Post’s Digital iD™, the team were looking for a reference implementation to demonstrate a best practice when presenting the solution to potential clients.
To enable the sales team quickly, and given the tight deadlines involved, Australia Post decided to outsource the build. The tool needed to showcase the service offering and customer flows of the product to prospects and trusted partners. The implementation needed to be based on an industry scenario with enough complexity to be able to display multiple user flows. These flows included:
One document verification against an identity.
KYC Premium to demonstrate the KYC/AML regulatory requirements for products or services requiring this level of identity verification.
Two document verification demonstrating the return and submission of additional documents when requiring a heightened level of identity verification without needing to satisfy any KYC/AML requirements.
Australia Post wanted the solution to creatively present the benefits of Digital iD™ by highlighting its multi-channel reach, smooth end to end verifications and the removal of friction points in the process of verifying identities.
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