Screen Public Content Responsibly

FCRA COMPLIANT SOCIAL CHECKS

FCRA compliant social checks review publicly available online content to identify potential risk indicators while avoiding protected class information. Structured review criteria and documentation help organizations make fair, defensible decisions without exposing hiring teams to compliance risk.

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WHY IT’S BETTER

Social Screening Built for Fair Hiring

Unstructured social media reviews create bias and legal exposure.

FCRA Aligned Review Framework

Applies consistent, documented screening criteria.

Protected Class Safeguards

Excludes content related to legally protected characteristics.

Reduced Hiring Bias

Separates relevant risk from personal expression.

HOW IT WORKS
A Structured Social Screening Workflow

Review online content through a compliant and documented process.

Define Screening Scope

Select applicable risk categories for review.

Conduct Public Content Review

Analysts review publicly available online sources.

Filter Protected Information

Non reportable content is excluded from results.

Deliver Compliant Social Report

Findings are summarized in a standardized format.

Fair Social Screening with Compliance for Good™

Structured criteria, human review, and standardized reporting support fair and compliant social checks.

Public Content Review Only

Screens publicly accessible online information.

Protected Class Exclusion

Filters out non reportable content.

Human Reviewed Findings

Context is verified before reporting.

Standardized Risk Summaries

Supports consistent hiring decisions.

Trust & Compliance

Social Checks Designed for Compliance

Documented review standards, secure handling, and audit trails support FCRA aligned social screening.

COMMON CONCERNS ANSWERED See How Our Approach Supports Compliance and Consistency

What are FCRA compliant social checks?

They review public online content using fair hiring standards.

Are protected characteristics excluded?

Yes. Protected class information is filtered out.

Is candidate consent required?

Yes. Consent and disclosure requirements apply.

How are results delivered?

Through a standardized and documented report.

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