MyFairCheck

Solutions

Audit trails and API operations

Operate verification, API keys, adverse-action workflow support, and audit exports from one infrastructure layer — with role-based access, scoped API responses, and fewer manual spreadsheet exceptions.

Who this is for: Trust, safety, and compliance operations teams managing verification at scale.

Queue status

12 pending review

Sandbox data

Audit events

847 logged today

Sandbox data

API response

Scoped · 142ms

Sandbox data

Consent records

Version tracked

Sandbox data

Pain points

What teams struggle with today

Fragmented audit evidence

Consent, verify, and adverse-action events scattered across email, spreadsheets, and vendor portals.

Manual exceptions

Ops teams override checks without durable logs or clear actor attribution.

API key sprawl

Integrations lack rotation, scope, usage visibility, and revocation paths.

Opaque verification

Hard to explain what was checked without over-collecting or exposing raw record payloads.

Workflow

How MyFairCheck changes your process

Centralize verify, consent, and adverse-action evidence in audit-ready logs instead of ad hoc email and spreadsheet workflows.

Step 1

Issue scoped API keys

Hashed secrets with rotation, revocation, and usage tracking.

Step 2

Monitor verifications

Append-only event log per credential check with API key metadata.

Step 3

Manage adverse actions

Workflow support state machine with timestamps and deadline tracking.

Step 4

Export audit package

Scoped export for compliance auditors — without raw provider payloads.

Outcomes

What you can expect in a controlled pilot

  • Verification event log for every API check
  • Command center visibility for pilot readiness
  • Review queue and deadline tracking for internal reviewers
  • API key lifecycle with hashed secrets and scoped permissions
  • Role-based access for ops, reviewers, and auditors
  • Fewer manual compliance exceptions
  • Faster auditor requests with scoped exports
  • Clear separation between verify metadata and raw records

Real-data production requires configured storage, virus scanning, and provider review. Pilot uses sandbox data by default.

Example

Fictional ops audit request

A compliance auditor requests a scoped audit export filtered by organization and date. Export metadata includes consent ledger entries, verification events, and adverse-action transitions — without raw provider payloads. Fictional pilot demonstration only.

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

Join the controlled 2026 pilot

Limited partners with workflow support, audit logging, and credential verification — not legal certification claims.