The startup develops an access management platform utilizing facial recognition technology to enhance security during user registration and entry. This solution enables businesses to streamline access control across various environments while maintaining high security standards.
Funding
$900K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Traditional access control methods using documents and credentials can be slow, cumbersome, and prone to fraud, especially in high-traffic environments like stadiums and large events. Long queues, ticket scalping, and security vulnerabilities can negatively impact the overall experience and operational efficiency.
Solution
Bepass offers a facial recognition platform designed to streamline access control and enhance security for various venues. The platform enables rapid and reliable identification, eliminating the need for physical tickets or credentials. By integrating with existing ticketing and event management systems, Bepass ensures a seamless and secure entry process. The technology reduces wait times, prevents fraud, and improves overall operational efficiency, while also providing a more personalized experience for attendees.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes stadiums, arenas, event organizers, and businesses seeking to improve access control, enhance security, and streamline operations for large events and venues.
Features
- Facial recognition technology for rapid and secure identity verification
- Integration with existing ticketing and event management systems via API
- Real-time identification of unauthorized individuals or those with security alerts
- Streamlined entry process to reduce queues and wait times
- Enhanced security measures to prevent fraud and ticket scalping
- Customizable access control rules based on facial recognition data
- Data analytics dashboard for monitoring access patterns and improving security protocols
- Compliance with data protection regulations and privacy standards
- NIST and iBeta certifications for accuracy and reliability