Background checks, with the FCRA steps run for you.

Screening ordered the moment a candidate qualifies — criminal, identity, driving and verifications — with the FCRA disclosure and the adverse-action workflow handled inside the hire, not left on your desk.

Screening report In the hire
  • Criminal search County · state · federal · national Clear
  • SSN trace and address history Identity verified Verified
  • Motor vehicle record Driving roles Review
  • Employment verification 2 employers Verified
  • Sex offender and watchlists National Clear

Adverse-action steps ready if needed

An illustration of the status a hiring team sees. Not a real record.

Background checks at a glance

Price
$49 W2 hire only
Billed when it runs, whether or not you hire. One check covers the worker’s 90-day window.
County to national coverage
50 states
Adverse action, built in
2-step
Post-hire monitoring option
Continuous

What does a background check cover?

One package per role, nothing extra, grouped the way a hiring team configures it.

Criminal & safety
  • County, state, federal and national
  • Sex offender registry
  • Global watchlists and sanctions
  • Real-time county court search
Identity & driving
  • SSN trace and address history
  • Identity verification
  • Motor vehicle records (MVR)
  • CDL and license status
Verifications
  • Employment history
  • Education and credentials
  • Professional licenses
  • Reference checks

Which laws apply to a background check?

The paperwork is where claims start. So it runs by the book.

  • Standalone disclosure

    Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)

    The disclosure and authorization are presented on their own, clear of any other content — the failure behind most FCRA suits.

  • Adverse-action workflow

    FCRA, two notices

    Pre-adverse notice with the report and a summary of rights, a waiting period, then the adverse-action notice — on time, automatically.

  • Ban-the-box and fair chance

    State and local fair-chance laws

    The right timing for when a criminal question can be asked or run, by the candidate’s work location.

  • Disputes and assessment

    FCRA disputes and EEOC guidance

    Candidates can dispute results for reinvestigation, with support for individualized assessment instead of blanket exclusions.

Screen with the paperwork already handled.

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