Human-assisted confirmation in the field.
Some decisions require evidence that cannot be collected remotely. A field assignment can be scoped to a physical address, premises, reference or other on-the-ground enquiry.
- Lenders and credit teams
- Insurers and loss adjusters
- Platforms with physical risk
- Compliance teams needing physical evidence
What it does
Field work scoped to location
Coverage and scheduling depend on the location, assignment requirements and verifier availability.
Structured field findings
The assignment brief defines what to observe and report. Available evidence methods depend on the location and scope.
Attached to the digital record
Field findings can be associated with the relevant verification request and supporting evidence.
Scoped to the ask
Confirm an address, verify a premises is operating, interview a named referee, inspect a vehicle — the brief is explicit and the deliverable matches it.
What this verifies
Evidence held together under one defensible record.
- Physical address confirmation
- Premises operation and condition
- In-person reference visits
- Vehicle inspection
- Delivery or handover confirmation
- Document evidence review
How it works
- Step 01
Brief the visit
Define the purpose, location and questions the field assignment should address.
- Step 02
Plan the visit
Datapoint confirms feasibility, availability and expected timing for the location and agreed brief.
- Step 03
Visit and evidence capture
The verifier carries out the agreed assignment and records observations using the evidence methods in scope.
- Step 04
Attach to the record
Return findings and available evidence with the relevant verification request.
Results and exceptions
What you receive
Depending on the agreed scope, the verification record may include request status, check-level findings and available supporting evidence in a report or other decision-ready output.
When evidence needs attention
Mismatches, incomplete information or unavailable sources may require clarification or review. An unresolved item should be distinguished from a confirmed result.
Verification layers used
These are shared layers of DPAVerify, combined as the request and evidence require.
Datapoint Field
Physical and human-assisted evidence collection scoped to the assignment.
Learn moreDatapoint Verify
The digital record that field evidence is attached to.
Learn moreDatapoint Intelligence
Pattern analysis across repeat visits and portfolio-level field insight.
Learn moreAccess and delivery
The available route depends on the solution, request scope and agreed operating model.
Related solutions
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FAQ
Field Verification: frequently asked questions
The verifier carries out the agreed brief and records relevant observations and available evidence. Methods depend on the assignment and location.
Timing depends on location, verifier availability, access requirements and the assignment scope. Confirm expected scheduling when the brief is agreed.
Residential addresses, business premises, schools and any other physical location where presence, occupancy or operational activity needs to be confirmed in person.
Relevant field findings can be returned with the verification record. The evidence captured depends on the assignment brief and available methods.
Request a field visit
When the record needs a human on the ground.
Describe the location and question to be investigated so the assignment can be scoped.
