Reduce False Matches with Biometric Screening
Fingerprinting services capture biometric identifiers to support identity confirmation and criminal record searches. Fingerprint based screening improves accuracy by linking results directly to an individual.
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WHY IT’S BETTER
Fingerprints reduce reliance on name-based searches and improve match reliability.
Fingerprinting provides biometric level identity confirmation that reduces false matches caused by similar names or incomplete identifiers. This method links records directly to an individual for higher accuracy in regulated screenings.
Fingerprint based searches are required for many regulated roles such as healthcare, education, and government positions. They help organizations meet agency specific screening mandates with defensible documentation.
Results are returned from authoritative government sources rather than secondary databases. This improves confidence in record accuracy and audit readiness.
A Simple Fingerprinting Workflow
Capture fingerprints securely and route them for screening.
Schedule Fingerprint Capture
Candidates are scheduled for fingerprint collection.
Capture Fingerprints
Prints are collected using approved equipment.
Submit for Processing
Fingerprints are transmitted to appropriate agencies.
Receive Results
Results are returned and documented.
Biometric Screening Accuracy with Compliance for Good™
Secure capture and standardized workflows support compliant biometric screening.
Trust & Compliance
Chain of custody controls and audit trails protect biometric data.
Fingerprints provide biometric confirmation that links records directly to an individual. This reduces false positives caused by name-based searches.
Fingerprints are used because they provide biometric confirmation that directly links records to a specific individual. This reduces the risk of false matches that can occur with name-based searches, especially for common names or identity variations. Fingerprinting is often required for regulated roles or government-related screenings.
Yes. Fingerprint-based searches are generally more accurate than name-only searches because they match records to unique biometric identifiers. This minimizes errors caused by aliases, name changes, or incomplete personal information.
Fingerprint processing timelines depend on the agency, jurisdiction, and system used for record matching. Some results are returned quickly through electronic systems, while others may require additional time for manual review or government processing.
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