Self-service enrollment made simple.

Kiosk-based enrollment enables applicants to perform selected parts of the registration process independently.
Muehlbauer's self-enrollment approach can capture biometric information such as facial images and signatures and combine it with demographic information from existing systems.

Reliable enrollment at every location.

Stationary enrollment systems are designed for permanent enrollment and issuance environments where applicants can be registered in a controlled setting.

Muehlbauer systems can capture demographic and biometric data, scan documents and connect the enrollment site to central systems for further processing.

For large-scale projects, multiple stationary sites can be connected to a central infrastructure. Muehlbauer has implemented such distributed enrollment networks in projects including Angola and South Africa.

Identity services wherever they are needed.

Mobile enrollment brings the registration process directly to the applicant. Mobile systems can be used when enrollment needs to take place outside permanent facilities or across geographically distributed locations. Depending on the application, mobile equipment can capture demographic and biometric data and connect to the central identity infrastructure.

Muehlbauer has implemented mobile enrollment solutions for large-scale projects, including systems deployed across multiple regions and locations.

Organizing enrollment before the applicant arrives.

Appointment systems help structure the enrollment process by allowing applicants to schedule their visit in advance.

By coordinating appointments with available locations, services and time slots, the system can help distribute applicant volumes and create a more predictable workflow for both applicants and enrollment staff.

Keeping enrollment processes moving.

Efficient enrollment requires more than the right equipment. Applicant flows also need to be organized effectively.

Queue management systems help control and structure visitor flows at enrollment and issuance locations. They can support the distribution of applicants across available services and help reduce waiting times while giving operators better visibility of the current workload.