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# Introduction

### Overview

Simprints is a nonprofit tech company committed to transforming the way the world fights poverty. We build technology to radically increase transparency and effectiveness in global development, making sure that every vaccine, every dollar, every public good reaches the people who need them most.

Current partners include Gavi (Switzerland), Ghana Health Services (Ghana), CIFF (UK), and Ministry of Health, Ethiopia (Ethiopia).

### Our Mission

Simprints’ mission is to transform the way the world fights poverty. We build technology to radically increase transparency and effectiveness in global development, making sure that every vaccine, every dollar, every public good reaches the people who need them most.

### Our Solution

#### Technology built for context

You can use our product to overcome identification challenges, unlock data insights, and amplify the impact of your mobile data collection platform using:

**Robust identification tools:** We build tools designed to work in the world’s toughest settings. Our technology is created for and by users.

**Seamless project setup:** We offer technology that easily integrates into existing tools, personalised project setup, and robust training.

**Data analytics and support:** Working on a project with us, we identify analytics required for each use case from fraud prevention to smooth running operations. Better data means greater transparency and impact.

There is an excellent guide for [Responsible Biometrics Deployment Handbook available here ](https://assets-global.website-files.com/5a0ad2cbd65a2f0001be3903/64773ad0beced7dd5b6f6d69_A%20Responsible%20Biometric%20Deployment%20Handbook_Final%20\(1\).pdf)which we highly recommend you read to give you firm grounding the subject

## Want to jump right in?

Feeling like an eager beaver? Jump into the quick start docs:

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[Quick Start Guide](/docs/installation/installation-quick-start-and-device-requirements/quick-start-guide.md)
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## Want to deep dive?

Dive a little deeper and start exploring our installation guide to get an idea of everything you need to use Simprints Products:

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[Installation](/docs/installation/installation-quick-start-and-device-requirements/installation.md)
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