Pre-offer screening
Confirm identity, history and qualifications before an offer is made.
Datapoint helps employers, recruitment agencies and staffing platforms verify candidates, employees and contractors before an offer, placement or promotion, confirming identity, history, qualifications and integrity evidence scoped to the role and with the candidate's consent.
Pre-offer screening
Confirm identity, history and qualifications before an offer is made.
Agency placement
Verify candidates before they are presented or placed with a client.
Contractors & gig workers
Screen short-term and on-demand workers before site or customer access.
Sensitive & senior roles
Apply enhanced screening, and refresh it, where a role carries high trust.
Select the workforce decision you need to support and see the screening scope matched to it—from the first offer to the most sensitive appointment.
Selected decision
Check that the candidate's identity, work history and qualifications match what was declared before an offer or appointment is confirmed.
Pathway
Decision Scope & Authority Verify Review Evidence Record
Selected decision
Give the client a verified candidate record before placement, with the scope agreed between agency, client and candidate.
Pathway
Decision Scope & Authority Verify Review Evidence Record
Selected decision
Establish identity and relevant background before a short-term worker is given access to sites, customers or company assets.
Pathway
Decision Scope & Authority Verify Review Evidence Record
Selected decision
Apply enhanced screening where a role carries authority, financial responsibility or access to vulnerable people, and refresh it where appropriate.
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Decision Scope & Authority Verify Review Evidence Record
Datapoint shapes each screening request around the role, the trust it carries and how the hiring team needs to receive the result.
Every workforce check involves an individual, so screening is consent-led. The candidate is told the purpose and scope before any personal check proceeds.
Agree which checks the role justifies, from identity-only screening to enhanced checks for senior or regulated positions.
The candidate receives a secure journey explaining the purpose and scope and gives consent before checks begin.
Identity, employment, education, licence, reference and clearance evidence is checked with available sources, institutions and referees.
Each claim is marked verified, declined or inconclusive, and the report and evidence record are delivered to the employer or agency.
Datapoint combines the layers a role requires. Results are delivered per candidate as a screening report, or across a hiring pipeline as a consolidated view.
Verification layers used
Role-scoped background screening
Identity, employment, education, licence, reference and police-clearance checks selected for the role.
ExplorePipeline and workforce oversight
Consolidated status across candidates and staff, with exceptions and revalidation for sensitive roles where configured.
ExploreIn-person confirmation
Address confirmation and in-person reference visits where the role or claim warrants it.
ExploreTypical outputs
Identity, history, qualification and clearance findings for one candidate, each marked verified, declined or inconclusive.
Confirmed dates, roles and referee responses compared against the candidate's declared history.
Status, outstanding items and exceptions across candidates in active recruitment.
Access & delivery
Screen through your HR team, a link sent to each candidate, your recruitment or HR system, or a managed screening service.
Availability depends on the verification scope, source coverage and agreed operating model.
Depending on the role and the candidate's consent, screening can include identity, right-to-work evidence, employment history, education, professional licences, references and police clearance. Each check depends on source access and responses.
Usually not. Candidates can complete consent, information and document steps through a secure remote journey. Address confirmation or in-person reference visits are added only where the role requires them.
Where the previous employer, institution or referee can be contacted and responds, the declared details are compared with their response. Non-responses and limitations are recorded rather than treated as confirmation.
Revalidation can be configured where it is lawful, appropriate to the role and supported by the relevant sources, with the employee informed of the scope.
Strengthen the hiring decision
Tell us which roles you hire for, the checks each one needs and how screening results should reach your hiring team.
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