Case Studies

An Insurance company needed an efficient solution for small batches of cards. These cards are typically damaged, lost and/or stolen insurance cards. Interruption of their central card issuance system for selected small reprints would slow their daily large scale production. A custom program was written to convert a Datacard Model 7000 data file to a format compatible to a smaller desktop printer. This custom solution allows the operator to select the files and the printer to run these smaller batches without needing to duplicate the records or reformat the information. This greatly decreased the margin of error and allowed the customer to maintain high-volume production flow while providing timely card replacements. 

A Texas airline company required their IDs have an expiration date. We wrote scripts that created expiration dates for the new ID cards issued. The script reads the month the ID is being created and created an expiration date two years after the card printed date. The expiration date is printed on the ID and a database logs the date of the card’s issuance, along with the expiration date. Airline Security is able to monitor the employee badges reaching their expiration date, and print replacement IDs for the staff.

A large festival required a limit on the number of representatives allowed per vendor. IdentiSys implemented a solution to manage the number of cards printed for a vendor and notify the operator when the card limit for a particular vendor has been reached. Although each vendor was limited to the number of staff allowed; badges for festival volunteers, security, contractors and festival staff badges could be printed without limits.