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  • Industry: Government
  • Product: Assisted Self Service
  • Kiosk Model: Aegis Booth
  • Zamok Subscription: Premier + Custom Software Development
  • Background
    The Bureau of Trust Funds Administration (BTFA), part of the U.S. Department of the Interior, faced a major challenge: how to deliver secure, in-person-level service to tribal members in remote reservations- many of whom lacked access to transportation, reliable internet, or nearby federal offices. Traditional outreach wasn’t scalable, and staff couldn’t be deployed to every location. The BTFA needed a solution that could close this service gap without compromising security or accessibility.

    Business Challenge
    • Tribal communities had limited or no access to BTFA representatives
    • Many users required hands-on assistance but lived hundreds of miles from service centers
    • Sensitive benefit and financial data demanded high-level security protocols
    • Demographics included users with limited digital literacy
    • Any solution would require strict compliance with FedRAMP security standards

    Solution Delivered
    Advanced Kiosks handled the challenge from end to end, starting with a comprehensive Phase Zero research initiative to understand user needs, technical constraints, and federal compliance requirements. From there, we engineered a custom solution: the Aegis Booth, a secure, ADA-accessible workstation built for remote service delivery in underserved areas.

    Key components of the solution included:

    • Private video conferencing with BTFA agents

    • Secure document scanning, printing, and submission workflows

    • Remote agent control, allowing staff to assist users step-by-step

    • AI-powered instructional videos for independent, guided use

    • Bill payment and federal benefit access from a single interface

    • Built-in accessibility tools and a high-contrast interface

    • Presence detection and user handoff with just one tap

    The first Aegis Booth was deployed at Fort Peck Indian Reservation in Montana, where over 30% of residents lack health coverage and poverty rates remain high. All kiosk hardware and software were designed, tested, installed, and supported by the Advanced Kiosks team as part of a complete onboarding and configuration service.

    Outcomes
    • Delivered critical access to benefits for underserved tribal communities
    • Met strict federal security standards with a customized, compliant solution
    • Empowered users to get support independently or with remote help
    • Removed barriers created by distance, technology gaps, and staffing shortages
    • Recognized with an Exceptional CPARS Rating for performance

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