Employment history check can be a very powerful tool, especially if done instantly using an API. The following use cases…
Employee compensation verification is precisely what it sounds like: a prospective employer validating the compensation earned by a candidate during…
Imagine if you could access all your digitally verifiable documents (eg. experience letters, payslips, etc.) issued by all your ex-employers at one single place, accessible by logging in using email-OTP or mobile number-OTP.
Use eLockr for Issuing formal employment credentials (equivalent to experience certificates) to ex-employees. Similar credentials for while-collar professionals or blue-collar professionals. Even for people who were in a contractual job.
Parameterization of outcomes is critically important for implementing a successful BGV program. The importance of color codes is only relevant as a quick indicator, and organizations must look at the results (and the details in the reports) while trying to interpret BGV results.
Education verification validates an employee’s claim about their academic history. Through this verification, attributes such as university/institute name, registration number, year of completion, education level, course name, course length, the field of study, grade, etc. are verified.
Organizations may have different sets of objectives for employee screening, but the top reason that we observe across HR leads and recruiters is Accountability. A candidate with forged, exaggerated, or counterfeit employment credentials can create several risks for the organization.
Organizations are now rapidly adopting “Lockers” to issue employment records for their ex-employees. These lockers are secure digital repositories that can be used by new employers (or any organization interested in verifying previous employment history) to instantly verify employment records.
eLockr enables organizations to issue tamper-proof digital employment credentials to their ex-employees. This not only enables instant verification of employment credentials by the new employer, but it also helps the previous employer get valuable attrition insights.