Many organizations have found it necessary to understand the different audiences that use their facilities. In all these cases, traditional techniques have been problematic because of their use and storage of personally identifying information:

1. Retirement homes have residents, family caregivers, staff, medical professionals, registered and sometimes unregistered visitors or strangers that need to be identified to ensure health and safety of the residents, or, dementia afflicted residents who have left a secure area unintentionally aided by naive visitors. 
2. Tertiary institutes have many valid groups on campus, such as academic and non-academic staff, service providers as well as undergrad and postgrad students, and then also visitors or guests and of course strangers or those with ill intent. 
3. High schools finding unauthorized visitors on premise.
4. Higher education trying to respond to the growing business of exam fraud. Is the person presenting themselves to sit this exam actually enrolled in the course?
5. Hospitals want to know if persons should be on property, and be able to understand and separate between patients, immediate families and supporters (who sometimes cause trouble but don’t have valid reason to be on premise).  
6. In Retail, should this person requesting credit e.g. fill up at the pumps, take this vehicle for a test drive, try out this product or clothing item, order at a restaurant, have a history of not paying? 

Intrinsic from Attain Insight does not store personally identifying information. It is a game changer for needs such as those outlined. Intrinsic allows organizations to implement anonymized identity classification, which will confirm if a person is a member of a classification without retaining or disclosing the individual’s identity.