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AD&S, Inc.
AD&S is a leading provider of electronic fingerprint transmission systems in the southeast, pioneering civil applicant fingerprint processing in the State of Mississippi in 2002. Today the company offers multiple biometric solutions in the civil and criminal arenas. Where State and/or Federal regulations allow, AD&S can also incorporate electronic sex offender and child abuse registry checks. The company was founded in 1989 to offer affordable solutions and received its National Women's Business Enterprise Certification from WBENC on September 30, 2012. Our partnership with Identification International, Inc. (i3) has enabled us to become a vendor for the digID series of livescan devices. We also offer i3's inVizeID software which handles both criminal and applicant background checks, as well as submitting both to state AFIS agencies and OPM repositories. Through a partnership announcement in 2011 with Fulcrum Biometrics AD&S now offers the best of mobile solutions-- the FbF mobileOne for use with your iPod touch, iPhone, and android smartphones. These biometric devices are capable of both fingerprint and facial recognition. The power of portability is in the palm of your hand no matter where you are located. In addition, through our partnership with At-Scene, LLC, we are able to offer iPhone or android solutions, iBolo and ICrimefighter. At almost any location, law enforcement has critinal informatioin at their fingertips. Our Mission at AD&S is to honor and defend the vulnerable and helpless through the implementation of a Local and FBI Criminal History Background Check, utilizing fingerprint technologies. Service, second to none, is offered to the braod spectrum of clientele. We will continually communicate with, and learn from our Customers, in order to improve our products and services. AD&S will keep you on top of today’s and tomorrow’s technology, no matter how fast it moves, to ensure our Customers always have the best tools available to them.
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