Easy to deploy
at scale
Designed for fast employee rollout – works with existing systems, no infrastructure changes.
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Works with existing infrastructure
No specialised software or hardware required.
Physical access control software
Add users the same way you always have. No new systems to learn.
Your IAM platform
Provision through Windows Entra ID, Okta, or any identity provider that supports FIDO2.
NFC readers
Compatible with leading card readers for physical doors and digital access.
FIDO key registration
Register your IDEX card as a security key, just like other hardware keys
Go to security settings
Navigate to the security section on the website you want to protect (e.g. Google, GitHub, Microsoft)
Add security key
Choose the option to add a new FIDO2 security key or passkey
Use your IDEX card
Hold the card to the device’s NFC interface and confirm with your fingerprint.
Done!
Your card is now registered and can be used for authentication
Secure fingerprint enrolment
Fast, guided fingerprint enrolment designed for accuracy, security, and smooth roll-out at scale.
Fast and secure enrolment
Enrol in seconds with four touches, support multiple fingers, and benefit from continuous on-card matching improvement.
Choose your enrolment model
Centralised, supervised, or self-enrolment – aligned to security level, control needs, and organisational policy.
Configure your access policies
Enforce biometric-only access or allow PIN fallback, tailored by area, system, user group, or risk level.
Need deployment guidance?
We support deployment across physical access, digital access, or both – including compatibility checks and device recommendations.
Get in touchDeployment FAQ
Common questions about deployment and roll-out
IDEX biometric cards are designed to fit seamlessly into existing access and identity environments. Most organisations can deploy them using their current access management processes, identity platforms, and operational routines.
User provisioning, access policies, and lifecycle management continue to be handled through the systems you already control. If parts of the physical access environment use older card readers, IDEX can assist in assessing compatibility and help identify suitable reader options if needed.
Yes. Phased rollout is common. Organisations often start with a specific group, location, or use case, and expand once processes are validated. This approach helps minimise disruption and ensures a smooth transition.
Fingerprint enrolment is a one-time process that securely binds the card to its authorised user. The fingerprint is stored only on the card and is never shared or uploaded.
Organisations can choose how enrolment is performed, based on their security policies and operational preferences.
Yes. Enrolment can be configured to match different security and operational models, for example:
• Centralised enrolment, performed in person at a controlled enrolment station
• Self-enrolment, guided through a secure mobile or Android-based application
• Supervised enrolment, where enrolment requires additional approval or credentials
These options allow organisations to balance security, convenience, and scale.
Most organisations find that little to no formal training is required. Enrolment is guided, and everyday use is intuitive. Many deployments rely on a short internal guide or brief instructions during card issuance.
That depends on how the organisation chooses to configure access. Some organisations allow a PIN as a fallback option, while others prefer to rely on biometric authentication only.
These choices are defined by the organisation’s security policies and can be aligned with different risk levels, user groups, or operational needs.
Yes. Organisations can configure specific areas or systems to require biometric authentication only, with PIN access fully disabled.
This is commonly used in high-security zones or environments with strict auditing requirements, where access must be tied to a verified individual and shared credentials are not acceptable.
