Partnership strengthens verification for customers, as AI-enabled fraud grows
CHEVY CHASE, Md., Sept. 23, 2026 — Clearspeed, the global leader in voice-based risk assessment, today announced a strategic partnership with Electronic Imaging Systems (EIS), a Canadian enterprise technology provider, to help government, financial services, and insurance organizations address fraud and identity risk at critical points throughout the verification process.
The partnership combines Clearspeed’s risk assessment technology with EIS’s identity assurance, fraud prevention, and automated workflow capabilities, creating a unique trust-and-identity platform that introduces an additional layer of intelligence earlier in critical workflows.
For clients, this helps enable detection of high-risk activity, stronger front-end decisioning, reduced operational burden, and a more seamless experience for legitimate users一reinforced by EIS’s extensive experience in integrating forensic identity verification and authentication directly into enterprise workflows.
Deepening the relationship, EIS Founder and President Rose Kramer will be named FinServ Advisor to Clearspeed, bringing nearly five decades of experience transforming complex enterprise processes and developing technology to address fraud and risk in highly regulated environments. Kramer has led EIS since its incorporation in 1977, overseeing its evolution into an enterprise technology leader while building deep and trusted expertise and relationships across the Canadian market.
“EIS has spent decades helping highly regulated organizations in Canada modernize critical workflows while maintaining the security, compliance, and accountability those environments demand,” said Alex Martin, CEO and co-founder of Clearspeed. “As AI changes the nature and scale of fraud, that experience becomes even more valuable. Rose brings deep knowledge of the Canadian market, longstanding industry relationships and the trust of the organizations she has worked with for decades. We’re pleased to partner with EIS and welcome her as a Clearspeed Advisor.”
With its recent approval for a Government of Canada procurement vehicle following a rigorous pre-qualification process, EIS now offers federal departments and eligible public sector organizations a streamlined contracting path to adopt these enhanced fraud-prevention capabilities.
“Our Government of Canada procurement approval strengthens our ability to support federal departments, Crown corporations and public sector organizations seeking greater front-end protection against fraud,” said Kramer. “Clearspeed is a uniquely powerful addition to that effort, providing a new layer of risk insight beyond traditional verification and authentication to help identify fraud and enable customers to move through screening processes faster.”
For more information, contact EIS at https://www.eisca.com/contact/.
About Electronic Imaging Systems (EIS) Corp.
Incorporated on June 6, 1977, and headquartered in Scarborough, Ontario, Electronic Imaging Systems (EIS) Corp. is a provincially incorporated enterprise technology partner specializing in digital transformation with advanced imaging, document conversion, automated workflow orchestration, and high-assurance fraud prevention. It is built upon nearly five decades of innovation and operational history developing advanced fraud prevention and imaging protocols一including establishing the core technical imaging integration and hierarchy framework for Ontario's province-wide Teranet land registration conversion project. EIS delivers high-volume digital transformation solutions to financial institutions, insurers, and the public sector. More at www.eisca.com.
About Clearspeed
Founded in 2016, Clearspeed is the global leader in voice-based risk assessment. Its proprietary technology detects the level of risk in a person’s voice based on vocal characteristics universal to all humans—enabling faster, more confident decisions. Initially developed for the U.S. Department of Defense, Clearspeed quickly exposes indicators of risk for government and military agencies in high-stakes environments. Commercially, it helps insurers, financial institutions, and other enterprises assess risks like fraud and insider threats, unlock operational savings, and elevate the customer experience. With broad applications, Clearspeed delivers bias-free, highly precise, individual risk assessment wherever achieving trust at scale is essential.
With offices in the Washington, D.C. area, San Diego, and internationally, Clearspeed is used in 37 countries and supports over 60 languages. The company has earned more than 30 industry awards, including CNBC’s World’s Top InsurTech Companies. Learn more at www.clearspeed.com.
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