I want to standardize how passport and MRZ checks are performed across different products and regions.

This feature standardizes passport and MRZ (Machine Readable Zone) check workflows so they are performed consistently across products and regions. It helps ensure uniform outcomes, clearer operational guidance, and easier cross-team alignment on what “passed” and “failed” mean.

This feature provides a unified approach to performing passport and MRZ checks across multiple products and geographic regions. Its primary purpose is to ensure that the same check steps, decision rules, and expected outputs are applied consistently, regardless of where or in which product the check is executed. By defining a standardized process, teams can reduce variability in how MRZ data is captured, parsed, validated, and reviewed. The feature supports consistent interpretation of results so operational and customer-facing teams can rely on the same pass/fail criteria and reason codes. It also improves maintainability by allowing changes to the standard to be coordinated and rolled out in a controlled way, rather than being implemented differently in each product. This standardization can simplify training and documentation, since users learn one set of steps and outcomes. It can also improve reporting and analytics by making outcomes comparable across regions and product lines. Typical use cases include organizations that operate multiple identity verification products, companies expanding into new regions that need consistent onboarding checks, and teams consolidating fragmented implementations into a shared approach. Overall, it reduces confusion, increases reliability, and supports scalable operations while keeping the checks aligned across the organization.