Background Screening

Consumer-Permissioned Data introduces a new relationship between the consumer and their data. By working with a Consumer-Permissioned data platform, like MeasureOne, the consumer provides secure access to their data, but consents to sharing ONLY the necessary information with the requesting business.

The platform plays two roles in the transaction: (1) it ensures that only the permissioned information is shared with the requesting business, and (2) it guarantees the source of the data to the requesting business. Most importantly, unlike information gathering agents that work on behalf of the requesting business, the platform is working on behalf of the consumer.

By using a Consumer-Permissioned data model, the consumer maintains control over their data. They can safely and securely share their information, knowing that only the necessary, specifically-requested information is disclosed to the requesting business.

No, we pull fresh data every time. We only get consent to pull data for that particular request. The same individual coming two different times to MeasureOne would be two new requests.

We are seeing near 100% participation in the process. There is also a strong precedent for consumers sharing access to much more sensitive data in return for some benefit to them.

Best practice with our customers is to use MeasureOne as the primary solution and fall back after a defined time frame to your current solution. You will not be charged by MeasureOne if the process is not completed.

 Our data shows that most users complete the data request within 24 hours. 

Yes, and our support team is available 24/7 to answer consumer questions

Yes, we are fully integrated with TazWorks and Accio to make your workflow seamless.

Yes! Our white-labeling service is launching soon.

Our goal is to ensure that your customers trust in and are confident in the data they provide you.  Consumers, now more than ever, want to be involved in who collects their data and where it’s being shared.  Growth of consumer-permissioned platforms like MeasureOne, Plaid, and others prove the value of consumer-involved data collection.  The alternative is for CRAs to look up the applicant in a database like The Work Number or National Student Clearinghouse, which is costly and doesn't guarantee real-time data.