CORE TECHNOLOGIES & SOLUTIONS

Protection depends on the architecture and hosting of the solution. IDP by Lumia is a sovereign SaaS platform, hosted in France in a SecNumCloud-qualified environment, designed to secure the processing of sensitive documents and data.

Yes. An IDP solution can connect to business software, ERP, CRM, DMS, or archiving systems via APIs and connectors. The extracted data and its status are then transmitted directly to the company's tools.

OCR recognizes and converts the text in a document. IDP goes further: it identifies the document type, understands its content, extracts the relevant data, validates it, and transmits it to business applications.

Thanks to AI and consistency checks, the IDP limits data entry errors, detects anomalies, and ensures the reliability of extracted data. This improves the quality of information used by teams and decision-making systems. 

The IDP can analyze invoices, contracts, forms, identity documents, bank statements, or customer files. It adapts to paper or digital documents, whether structured, semi-structured, or completely unstructured.

The IDP captures documents, recognizes their content, extracts key data, and transmits it to business systems. It automates repetitive tasks, accelerates workflows, and reduces human intervention while improving the quality of document processing. 
 

Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) is an automated technology that captures, classifies, and extracts information from all types of documents (PDFs, images, forms). It combines AI, OCR, NLP, and computer vision to transform documents into actionable data. 

Digital identity allows for reliable verification of a user's identity. It reduces fraud, secures access to services, and strengthens trust between platforms, businesses, and users.

An ID wallet allows users to identify themselves, sign electronically, access online services, and share supporting documents. It facilitates interactions between citizens, businesses, and government agencies.

Digital identity is based on high security standards and is governed by regulatory frameworks such as eIDAS and the GDPR. It guarantees the protection of personal data and its controlled use.

An eWallet simplifies processes, reduces repetitive data entry, and enhances security. It improves the user experience while limiting the risks of fraud and identity theft.

An ID wallet allows users to store and present their digital documents (ID card, driver's license, diplomas, etc.) in a secure application. Users control the data they share and can reliably authenticate themselves online using advanced mechanisms such as biometrics or proof of life. 

Compliant AI relies on transparency, traceability of decisions, data governance, and regular audits. Integrating ethical principles from the design stage is essential to mitigating risks.

AI is governed by the GDPR and the European AI Act. These texts aim to guarantee transparency, security, data protection and the responsible use of AI systems.

The main risks concern data quality, algorithmic bias, security, and regulatory compliance. Clear governance and regular controls are essential to managing these challenges.

AI reduces repetitive tasks, speeds up processing, and limits errors. It improves team productivity and allows teams to focus on higher value-added activities.

AI automates processes, analyzes data at scale, and improves decision-making. It allows businesses to become more agile, optimize their operations, and innovate faster.

By implementing a data governance strategy, human supervision, bias indicators, and by respecting the GDPR and the recommendations of the CNIL for responsible AI.

Digitization improves access to records, strengthens the security of health data, and reduces storage costs. It facilitates coordination between professionals and improves continuity of care.

Digital records management involves organizing, preserving, and securing electronic documents over the long term. It facilitates access to information while respecting legal and regulatory obligations.

The lifecycle includes deposit, secure storage, consultation, management of legal retention periods, and controlled destruction. Each step is tracked to guarantee compliance and integrity of the archives.

An NF 461 certified electronic archiving system guarantees a high level of security, compliance, and reliability. It ensures the legal preservation of sensitive documents and strengthens confidence during audits or regulatory procedures.

Legally admissible archiving ensures the integrity, authenticity, and traceability of documents. It is essential for proving the legal validity of a document in the event of an audit or dispute.

An NF 461 certified Electronic Archiving System (EAS) is a digital archiving solution recognized by AFNOR. It guarantees that stored documents retain their integrity, traceability, and legal value over time. 

A document management system (DMS) can manage contracts, invoices, customer files, HR documents, and technical or administrative files. It adapts to all sectors and large volumes of digital documents.

A document management system (DMS) offers automatic classification, advanced search, version control, access rights, traceability, and integration with business tools. It structures information throughout the document lifecycle.

Implementing a document management system (DMS) reduces paper usage, saves time, secures documents, and improves collaboration. It optimizes internal processes and facilitates regulatory compliance and audits. 

Document management (DMS) is a software system that allows you to manage, store, index and distribute digital documents (PDFs, emails, images, etc.). It organizes document workflows, automates their classification and facilitates their retrieval through metadata and OCR (optical character recognition) functions.