Global IT solutions provider, Billennium, has announced a partnership with IDnow.
The move means that IDnow’s tech will be integrated into Billennium’s Inperly app – to allow Microsoft Teams users to check identities and sign documents.
IDnow, which has its UK HQ in Manchester, has introduced technology to the app, which allows the issuing of a one-time qualified signature (QES) – which is approved as an equivalent to a handwritten signature within the European Union.
“By integrating Inperly with IDnow solutions, companies and institutions can conveniently, quickly, and securely verify a user’s identity and sign documents with qualified signatures within Microsoft Teams,” said Tomasz Goźliński, Head of Products at Billennium.
“Our solution helps companies in the digitalization of documentation workflow and prevents fraud attempts. It can be successfully used in government institutions, banks, insurance companies, universities, HR firms and other organizations offering their services remotely.”
Billennium employ more than 1800 staff across 11 offices around the world. Its Inperly app has released in 2021 as the world’s first application for Microsoft Teams, enabling user identity verification and signing documents with electronic signatures.
“Helping build trust in the digital world is one of our main goals and enabling our partners to create secure and trustworthy relationships is part of our mission,” added Bertrand Bouteloup, Vice President Sales at IDnow.
“Our all-in-one solution with a qualified electronic signature is paired with remote identity proofing and is compliant with Anti-Money Laundering European Regulation, which ensures secure conversations with Inperly on Microsoft Teams for all parties. Checking or proving who you are is fast and easy, thanks to automated verifications based on AI. This cooperation thus helps to prevent identity theft by biometric checks and electronic signature.”
