ID Data Management
One Person,
One Identity.
Laxton consolidates registration data into one authoritative database and removes duplicates before they reach the register providing governments a clean, trusted foundation for national ID, voter rolls, and civil registers.
Why it matters
The single source of truth
Every identity programme depends on a single, accurate record per person. As data flows in from field kits, offices, and remote sites, gaps and duplicates undermine everything built on top. Laxton consolidates registration data into one authoritative database and removes duplicates before they reach the register, giving governments a clean, trusted foundation for national ID, voter rolls, and civil registers.
Consolidated data
Bring records from every site and channel into one authoritative database, validated and ready for processing.
Biometric deduplication
Match fingerprint, face, and iris across the full population to catch duplicates that demographic checks miss.
Full auditability
Log every merge, transformation, and resolution, giving a complete trail for transparency and statutory review.
The deduplication process
From raw records to one trusted identity
Data consolidation
Records collected across all registration sites, including offline and remote locations, are aggregated into a central database. Validation runs at the point of capture and again during consolidation, catching incomplete records, formatting errors, and failed entries early.
Biometric deduplication
The ABIS compares fingerprint, face, and iris data across the entire population, identifying duplicate enrolments that demographic matching alone would miss. Deduplication runs in real time during registration and as a full batch process before the database is finalised.
Adjudication workflow
Suspected duplicates are routed to a structured adjudication workflow, where trained reviewers examine each candidate pair and confirm or reject the match. Clear pass, fail, and refer outcomes keep decisions consistent.
A trusted single record
The result is a clean, deduplicated database that governments can rely on as the single source of truth. Whether it underpins a national ID programme, a voter roll, or a civil register, the integrity of every downstream service depends on the accuracy established here.
Legacy data migration
Where an existing database is in use, legacy data is transformed into the formats required by the identity platform and the ABIS. Cleansing, normalisation, and reconciliation are performed with a full audit log of every transformation.
Data security and audit
Sensitive citizen data is protected throughout processing with encryption at rest and in transit, certificate-based trust, and controlled administrative access. Every merge, correction, and resolution is logged.
