CivTech 9.7 - How can technology help increase access to public services and products by making use of the trusted relationships people already have?
What the buyer wrote
Identity verification is fragmented, with diverse practices across the Scottish public sector. ScotAccount aims to standardise this, combining biometric checks and knowledge-based verification to establish identities in line with GPG 45. We know that people without recognised ID documents and limited interactions with public and private services face difficulties in verifying their identity, which means they can encounter issues around accessing online services. We wish to develop identity verification that uses vouching, so that trusted relationships can help confirm someone's identity. While not fully developed digitally, vouching leverages existing relationships and has the potential to …
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- What the buyer calls it
- CivTech 9.7 - How can technology help increase access to public services and products by making use of the trusted relationships people already have?
- How they are buying
- Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
- Type
- services
- Where
- in Scotland
- Kind of work
- Website design and development
Who the buyer named
Tony Aitken was the named contact on this notice.