MyFairCheck

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Review-support engine

Deterministic, versioned rules with plain-English suppression reasons for MVP jurisdictions — a review-support engine, not Clean Slate certification.

Who this is for: Workforce programs, reentry partners, and compliance teams evaluating record review logic before human determination.

Status

Needs review

Rule version

v2026.1

Jurisdiction

PA · sandbox

Reviewer note

Human review required

Why automated review support needs transparency

Workers and reviewers need to understand why a record is flagged, suppressed, or sent for human review — not opaque black-box scores.

State Clean Slate laws vary. MyFairCheck provides versioned rule evaluation with plain-English explanations for pilot jurisdictions.

Review-support engine workflow

Step 1

Rule evaluation

Versioned rules evaluate fictional sample records against jurisdiction parameters.

Step 2

Plain-English output

Suppression and flag reasons written for workers and reviewers.

Step 3

Human review queue

Uncertain cases route to reviewer with SLA deadline.

Step 4

Determination logged

Reviewer decision appended to audit trail with reason codes.

Benefits

What you gain in a controlled pilot

  • Versioned rules for reproducible evaluation
  • Plain-English suppression reasons for workers
  • Human review queue for edge cases
  • Audit trail of rule version and outcome
  • Respectful, non-stigmatizing language in review notes

Jurisdiction scope

Pilot rules cover MVP jurisdictions only — expand with counsel review.

Rule versioning

Each evaluation records the rule version for reproducible audit review.

Example

Fictional Clean Slate review scenario

A worker's fictional sample record from 2019 is evaluated against Pennsylvania pilot rules. The engine returns a suppression reason in plain English and routes one edge case to a reviewer — no certification claim is made.

What we do not claim

MyFairCheck does not claim Clean Slate certification. The review-support engine requires legal review for each jurisdiction before real-data production.

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.