Product
Worker review flow
Report-first access, plain-English review support, and dispute workflow — so workers see and challenge outcomes before platforms receive a credential verification.
Who this is for: Workers, workforce programs, and platforms that want workers to review records before credential share.
The visibility gap in legacy screening
Workers often discover report contents after a platform has already received results. MyFairCheck inverts that sequence with a mandatory review window.
Disputes, evidence uploads, and reviewer decisions are documented in audit-ready workflow support.
Worker review flow stages
Consent
Versioned FCRA workflow support disclosures recorded in ledger.
Report delivery
Worker sees each record with review-support notes in plain English.
Dispute
Structured challenge with evidence upload and SLA deadlines.
Credential
Worker issues MyFairPass when ready to share trust state.
Benefits
What you gain in a controlled pilot
- Mandatory report-first review window before credential share
- Dispute and evidence workflow support with reviewer SLAs
- Clean Slate review-support explanations for flagged records
- Worker-controlled timing of credential issuance
Sandbox data
Pilot demos use clearly marked fictional sample records only.
Review deadlines
SLA tracking for reviewer and dispute workflows.
Example
Fictional worker review scenario
Jordan receives a fictional sample report, reviews two records with review-support notes, disputes one inaccurate entry, and issues MyFairPass only after the dispute window closes — the platform verifies status without seeing offense text.
Fictional sample record
Illustrative review-support explanation.
What we do not claim
MyFairCheck does not currently claim SOC 2 Type II certification, Clean Slate certification, or final legal compliance certification. These controls and workflows require legal and security review before real-data production use.
MyFairCheck provides workflow support and controls in development — not SOC 2 Type II certification, Clean Slate certification, or final legal compliance certification. Pilot use requires legal and security review before real-data production.
Request pilot access
Join the controlled 2026 pilot with workflow support — not legal certification.