Lemonade deployed Incode Workforce as an additional identity assurance layer for its remote personnel, integrated into its existing identity provider.
How Lemonade verifies its global workforce and secures passwordless access with Incode ↗
What happened
- Remote workers verify with a government ID and a live selfie before access is granted, per the article.
- Incode states its passive liveness detection is iBeta certified (Levels 1–3).
Why it matters to Signicat
- The case study places workforce IDV and passkey enrollment inside an existing IdP, overlapping Signicat's authentication and IDV offering in enterprise workforce use cases outside its core customer-onboarding focus.
- Claims of privacy-by-design and AI-first fraud reduction are vendor positioning and unverified.
Evidence from the source (4 quotes)
- “A remote worker proves who they are with a government ID and a live selfie, binding a verified, real-person identity to their account before they ever get access” source ↗
- “Incode’s passive liveness detection is iBeta certified (Levels 1–3)” source ↗
- “Incode verifies they are the real, enrolled person first.” source ↗
- “Its AI-first identity verification reduces fraud while remaining private and compliant.” source ↗
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