We make it easy for employers to vet their applicant's with Criminal Record Checks, Credit Checks, and Public Checks.
Sign UpAlso known as a criminal conviction history, or CCH. This is a formal background check that provides information about an individual's criminal convictions held by the Ministry of Justice. This will report any convictions recorded in New Zealand courts, sentencing information (e.g. fines, imprisonment, community service), or whether an individual has no criminal record
Provides a general credit history including payment defaults, serious credit infringements, credit application and previous enquiry history. Each credit check report shows a credit score to indicate your applicant's credit risk. If you provide the applicant's NZ Driver's Licence number, a Drivers Licence verification will be included to confirm the applicants details you have match with NZTA database records.
Searches multiple publicly available sources including, Tenancy Tribunal orders on the Ministry of Justice, Court Judgments, Facebook, LinkedIn, Insolvency & Bankruptcy Register, Google, News articles, Companies Office records, Police 10/7, Parole Board, Interpol. Read more
A credit score provides a quick and reliable way to assess an applicant’s credit risk. Higher scores typically indicate lower risk, while lower scores suggest a higher likelihood of default.
An applicant’s credit score helps you assess their financial reliability. The higher the score, the lower the risk — making it easier to make informed decisions when offering credit cards, loans, mortgages, or other financial products.