Across India, trust still runs on paper: photocopies of IDs left at front desks, attendance registers filled in after the shift. We replace both with records that can be checked.
Hand your Aadhaar photocopy to a front desk and it sits in a drawer, with no say over where it goes next. Ask a contractor how many workers were on a ward last Tuesday and the answer is a register someone filled in later.
Both are the same problem: an important fact about a person is captured on paper, with no consent, no context and no way to check it afterwards. So we built two products that capture it properly, at the moment it happens.
iVerifi lets people share verified identity with any business, on their own terms. iKarmik gives organisations a full HR system where attendance, pay and compliance rest on verified evidence.
Every product decision gets checked against these.
Nothing about a person moves without that person saying yes, seeing what was asked, and being able to look back at it later.
A check-in or an attendance mark is recorded when it happens, with who, where and when attached, not reconstructed from paper afterwards.
Organisations should get exactly the fields they need from a trusted source, not a photocopy of everything.
Ordinary Android phones, patchy networks, busy reception desks and early-morning shifts are the design brief, not edge cases.
Tell us where trust still runs on photocopies or registers. We’ll show you what it looks like on iVerifi or iKarmik.