Product
Workflow marketplace
Composable compliance workflows — sanctions checks, drug screening add-ons, and marketplace purchases — orchestrated with durable jobs and audit logs. Placeholder modules for pilot planning.
Who this is for: Platform operations and compliance teams evaluating composable screening add-ons.
Example use case
A platform enables a sanctions screening add-on for a pilot cohort. The job completes with a redacted summary in the audit log — fictional sandbox data only.
Pain points
What teams struggle with today
Monolithic bundles
Teams pay for checks they do not need on every hire.
Siloed audit evidence
Add-on vendors store compliance data separately.
Slow experimentation
New workflows require engineering sprints.
Workflow
How MyFairCheck changes your process
Attach specialized checks to the core MyFairCheck trust layer without rebuilding consent, audit, and verify infrastructure.
Browse workflows
Select add-ons with documented scope and pilot pricing.
Enable module
Metered billing sandbox for pilot partners.
Run job
Durable orchestration with retries and deadlines.
Audit result
Redacted summaries in audit log — no raw vendor payloads.
Outcomes
What you can expect in a controlled pilot
- Sanctions workflow placeholders for pilot design
- Unified audit trail across core and add-ons
- Job orchestration with deadline tracking
- Composable without weakening data minimization
Marketplace modules are pilot-stage placeholders. Real vendor integrations require security and legal review.
Example
Fictional add-on run
A platform enables a sanctions screening add-on for a pilot cohort. The job completes with a redacted summary in the audit log — fictional sandbox data only.
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.
Join the controlled 2026 pilot
We onboard a limited number of partners with workflow support, audit logging, and credential verification — not legal certification claims.