Baton Rouge, Louisiana·Est. 2003·ISO/IEC 18013-5 conformant

We engineer products.AI makes us faster.Judgment stays human.

Since 2003, Envoc has engineered products for Louisiana businesses and public agencies. Digital identity is part of what we do, too.

Credentials & track record
OrgEnvocBaton Rouge, LA · Est. 2003Active
StandardISO/IEC 18013-5mDL — conformant implementationCertified
Biometrics3D liveness, powered by FaceTecActive
MembershipAAMVAAssociation of Motor Vehicle AdministratorsMember
ComplianceSOC 2 Type IICertified July 2026 — privacy & controls for high-stakes identity systemsCertified
Updated June 2026envoc.com
What we do

Five services. One bench.

Envoc has multiple integrated teams across liveness-enforced identity verification, mDL and verifiable credentials, technology modernization, embedded product engineering, and AI orchestration, so you work with the engineers who design, create, and implement the production systems, not a hand-off chain.

The work is also tested against the four big product risks named by Marty Cagan and the Silicon Valley Product Group: value, usability, feasibility, and business viability. This citation does not imply a partnership or an endorsement.

Flagship product

FaceLock — biometric-document binding and liveness-enforced identity verification.

FaceLock anchors trust to the government credential chip—passport NFC or ISO 18013-5 mDL—and performs a real-time biometric match against the issuer-trusted photo. No document upload, no static selfie. The pathways serve people with low incomes and people who avoid technology, and they do not require an expensive smartphone.

3D liveness,powered by FaceTec

No Phone Home: biometrics stay in your environment when you run your own biometric servers, or in FaceLock's shared environment otherwise, and never with Microsoft.

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3D liveness, powered by FaceTec
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Passport NFC · verified