ITM Border Services
IBS supports institutions, infrastructure managers and operators in running border crossing points — managing flows, controlling access, ensuring operational traceability and improving the user experience.

IBS works at strategic border crossing points to improve how operations are organized, how traffic flows, how stakeholders coordinate and how users experience the crossing. Its approach combines field presence, structured procedures, monitoring tools and continuous improvement.
Direct intervention capacity on sites, backed by structured procedures and a demand for measurable results.

Teams able to intervene directly on site.

Clearly defined responsibilities, procedures and circuits.

Collaboration between managers, authorities, operators and users.

Data collection and reporting tools to track activities and incidents.

Solutions designed around the configuration and traffic of each site.

Regular observation to identify and implement optimizations.
From understanding the site to continuous improvement, every intervention follows a structured, documented process.
Analyse flows, stakeholders, infrastructure and constraints.
Define the system, circuits, responsibilities and indicators.
Mobilize teams, install tools and put procedures in place.
Manage day-to-day operations, assistance and supervision.
Collect data, track incidents and produce reports.
Adjust the system based on field observations.
Figures are only published after internal validation. The indicators below illustrate the types of results measured by IBS.
Number of border crossing points supported
Number of operations monitored
Operational availability rate
Number of agents deployed or trained
Improvement in average processing time
Number of operational reports produced
Each category of stakeholder faces specific challenges at crossing points. IBS adapts its support to each one.
Case studies are presented in three formats depending on confidentiality: a full case study, an anonymized case study or a capability sheet without site identification.

IBS turns border crossing points into better organized, smoother and better monitored operational environments.