A background check tells you about a real person. It doesn’t tell you it’s the person standing in front of you.

Screening runs against a name, a date of birth and a social security number. If those belong to someone else — borrowed, bought, or invented — every check downstream comes back clean, and the file looks perfect right up until the first missed payment. Identity verification is the only check that matches a name to a face.

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WHAT THE CHECK ACTUALLY DOES

Seconds, not a judgement call

The document is captured and validated in real time. Security features, formatting and data consistency are checked against what a genuine document should look like, and the result comes back as a clear pass or fail rather than a photograph for somebody to interpret later.

Your leasing consultant is not a document examiner and should not be asked to be one.

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ACROSS THE JOURNEY

Once at application is not the same as across the journey

Most identity checks happen at one moment and are never repeated. The person who toured the unit, the person who submitted the application, and the person who collects the keys are assumed to be the same person because nobody looked twice.

ID Verification runs at each of those points, and each check is recorded — so the identity on the lease is one you confirmed more than once.

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SECURITY-FIRST

Maximize community safety and security

Most ID verification solutions are restricted to leasing. With dedicated workflows for move-ins, lock outs, vendors, and other guests, you're empowered to always know who is on site.

The fraud that costs the most is the one that passed every check.

A stolen or synthetic identity produces a clean credit file, a clean criminal record, and a clean eviction history, because none of those checks are looking at the person. By the time it surfaces, someone is living in the unit under a name that was never theirs, and the eviction runs against a person who does not exist.

Checking the document is what makes every check after it mean something.

Identity is the cheapest check to run and the most expensive one to skip

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Fraud stopped at the front

A fraudulent identity caught at the tour costs a verification. Caught after move-in it costs the arrears, the legal process, and a unit you cannot easily recover.

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Staff who aren't guessing

Nobody on the leasing team has to decide whether a license looks right. The check returns an answer and the answer is recorded.

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Supports Fair Housing compliance

Applies the same standard to every applicant, tour guest, and visitor, so your team is protected from subjective judgement calls.

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One embedded piece in an embedded leasing workflow

ID Verification runs inside Engage Protect alongside income verification and the background and credit checks. Same application, same workflow, one result — the identity check just happens first, because everything after it depends on being right.

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Fraud & Resident Screening

The parent product — background, credit, criminal, eviction and rental history checks, verified by the same in-house screeners who handle tier 3 here.

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Income Verification

The sibling check: applicant income confirmed from source rather than from an uploaded document.

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Leasing & Resident Portal

Where the check kicks off during the application — embedded, with no handoff to a third-party site.

Frequently asked questions

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You can’t screen your way out of the wrong person.

Every check after identity assumes you got the identity right.

  1. Validate the document in real time, in seconds.
  2. Run the check wherever the person actually turns up.
  3. Keep a record of who was verified, when, and by what.