Streamlining your processes can increase operational efficiency and lower operating costs. To improve operating efficiency, identify your low-performing assets and rework your policies. This might require changing how you bill  customers. Also, it may mean eliminating unnecessary steps in your process. Many administrative duties that take up a big chunk of time daily can be automated–from  quotes, invoices, project planning to proposal development and financial reporting. By reviewing the processes that take most of your team’s time and automating such tasks, you’ll get more time to spend on some other important aspects of your company. Workflow automation can make processes like these more efficient, improving operational effectiveness: What’s a part of operational efficiency? Several factors influence operational efficiency within an organization. These factors may include:

Document-centric identity verification gives you greater confidence with machine learning and selfie-matching with ISO-certified liveness technology to authenticate government IDs and verify your users’ identity. Standard Address Verification: Verifying ID Documents with NFC Verification The transition to a fully automated identity verification process has been near seamless with user adoption being a real win for the business. Application fraud has been strongly deterred whilst keeping genuine customers content. Verify your customer’s government issued ID real time, face match selfie to ID and check for liveliness to detect digital manipulation of ID images, content and photo. All of this without generating friction and with the convenience of your smart phone. Reduce digital fraud.

This section presents the purpose of the document, any specific conventions around language used and definitions of specific terms (such as acronyms or references to other supporting documents), the document’s intended audience and finally, the specific scope of the software project. Non-functional requirements are as important as functional requirements are. If functional requirements specify what a system should do, non-functional requirements describe how the system will do it. For example, the new application shall provide us with the final list of all connected users. That is a part of functional requirements. If the requirement says that the system would only work on a Windows and a Linux system, that would be a part of non-functional requirements. Solid arrows show how requirement types (ovals) are sorted into the documents (rectangles). While dotted arrows show which requirement type is the origin of or influences another one, Source: Software Requirements by Karl Wiegers Joy Beatty