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IDV for SBS Student Housing

SBS Studentbostäder i Norden is a leading provider of student housing in the Nordic region, dedicated to offering comfortable and affordable living spaces for students. With a commitment to supporting students' academic journeys, SBS ensures a seamless housing application process, catering to both local and international students.
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The Challenge

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The Solution: Truid's identity verification system

To address this challenge, SBS Studentbostäder i Norden partnered with Truid. Our integration into Hogias property management platform Din Hyresvärd offers a robust and user-friendly solution tailored to the needs of exchange students applying for housing remotely.

Key features of Truid's solution

Secure Verification

Truid employs cutting-edge technology to authenticate students' identities, ensuring that only legitimate applicants are approved.

User-Friendly Interface

The platform is designed to be intuitive, allowing students to complete the verification process quickly and easily from anywhere in the world.

Compliance and Privacy

Truid adheres to the highest standards of data protection and privacy, ensuring that students' personal information is handled securely.

Scalability

With the ability to handle high transaction volumes, Truid's solution seamlessly supports the annual influx of 2000 student applications.

Implementation and results

 

The integration of Truid's identity verification system into SBS’ application process was smooth and increased efficiency. Added to that, SBS can now handle documents with full GDPR compliance. Samira concludes on the effects of the implementation:

 

“Since implementing Truid, we have seen a marked improvement in the efficiency of our student housing application process. Truid's solution has simplified and secured the ID verification, which means that we no longer have to deal with passport copies directly, which is beneficial in view of GDPR.”

 

The implementation team ensured that the system was fully operational in time for the new academic year. According to Samira, the applicants, i.e. the foreign exchange students who use the Truid app to verify their identity overall seem very satisfied:

 

“Since the implementation of Truid, we have not received any complaints from our housing applicants. On the contrary, they seem to appreciate the flexibility that Truid brings to our application process.”

Benefits achieved

Increased Efficiency

The automated verification process significantly reduced the time and effort required to authenticate applicants, allowing the SBS team to focus on other critical tasks.

Improved User Experience

Students experienced a hassle-free application process, with clear instructions and swift verification, enhancing their overall satisfaction.

Scalable Solution

Truid's platform effortlessly managed the annual volume of 2000 transactions, demonstrating its capability to scale as needed.

Enhanced Security

By leveraging Truid's advanced verification techniques, SBS significantly minimized the risk of fraudulent applications.

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Conclusion

The collaboration between SBS Studentbostäder i Norden and Truid has resulted in a streamlined and secure identity verification process for exchange students applying for housing remotely. This partnership underscores SBS's commitment to providing a reliable and efficient service to its student residents, ensuring they can focus on their studies while enjoying a comfortable living environment.

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