MyFairCheck

Product

Report-first review and disputes

Workers review the report before it is used, with clear status around consent, timing, and dispute handling.

Who this is for: Workers, workforce programs, and platforms that want workers to review records before credential share.

Review checklist

Consent statusTracked
Report viewedTracked
Review windowTracked
Dispute optionTracked

Dispute timeline

SubmittedAudit event logged
Evidence uploadedAudit event logged
Under reviewAudit event logged
Status loggedAudit event logged

Visibility first

Workers should understand what is happening before a platform acts on a screening result. MyFairCheck supports a report-first sequence with a configurable review window when enabled.

Disputes, evidence uploads, and reviewer decisions are documented in audit-ready workflow support — not buried in support tickets.

Review and dispute workflow

Step 1

See the report first

Worker views each record with review-support notes before any employer access.

Step 2

Dispute path

Flag inaccuracies early inside a structured, time-boxed review window.

Step 3

Status tracking

Consent, report viewed, dispute state, and review window tracked at each step.

Step 4

Employer benefit

Platforms receive cleaner, better-documented outcomes after worker review completes.

Benefits

What you gain in a controlled pilot

  • Configurable report-first review window (when enabled)
  • 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 — Worker ID W-1044.

Review deadlines

SLA tracking for reviewer and dispute workflows during controlled pilot onboarding.

Example

Fictional worker review scenario

Worker ID W-1044 receives a fictional sample report, reviews 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.

What we do not claim

MyFairCheck does not claim SOC 2 Type II certification, Clean Slate certification, FCRA legal compliance, or final legal certification. Production use requires counsel and security review.

MyFairCheck supports FCRA-aware workflows, but it does not provide legal advice or certify compliance. Production use requires counsel and security review.

Request pilot access

Join the controlled 2026 pilot with workflow support — not legal certification.