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Rental document verification

Catch the altered document

Findigs reads every uploaded document for tampering, metadata, and figures that contradict the source, flagging forgeries before underwriting.

Trusted by the owners and operators behind 400K+ rental units
Sentral
Evernest
Oakwood Management Company
The problem

A clean-looking document can be fake

A pay stub or bank statement can be edited to look perfect, and a manual review reads it at face value.

The Findigs answer

Every document, line by line

Findigs reads each document for tampering, font and metadata inconsistencies, and figures that contradict the source.

AI analysis

The source is the truth

Findigs checks every document against direct-source data, and the applicant behind it against the 400K+ unit network, so a contradicted figure or an altered document is flagged, not trusted.

How it works

How document analysis runs

01

Read the document

Findigs reads each document for tampering, font and metadata inconsistencies, and edit patterns.

02

Check against the source

Findigs checks stated figures against direct-source payroll and bank data.

03

Cross-check the network

Findigs checks the applicant's identity against 400K+ units of network history.

Across the network

A fraud decline follows the identity

When Findigs declines an application for fraud, the Fraud Flag attaches to the verified identity behind it. The next operator that identity applies to sees it before they decide.

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FAQ

Document analysis questions

What kinds of documents does Findigs analyze?

Findigs analyzes pay stubs, bank statements, W-2s, 1099s, offer letters, and other supporting documents an applicant uploads, reading each for tampering, metadata inconsistencies, and figures that contradict direct-source data.

How does Findigs catch tampered documents?

Findigs reads every document for visible edits, font and layout inconsistencies, and metadata patterns, so it still flags a clean-looking document that was altered before upload.

What does the network add to document analysis?

The network checks the applicant, not the document. Findigs matches identity signals across 400K+ units, so an identity document number already used elsewhere on the network shows up as a related application before the decision.

What happens when a document is flagged?

Findigs logs the flagged document with a reason code and routes it inside the operator's policy, where the application is declined, sent through extra verification, or escalated under your exception path.

Is document analysis compliant with FCRA?

Yes. Uploaded documents are handled under FCRA, encrypted in transit and at rest, used only for the decision the applicant applied for, and logged to a full audit trail.

Trust and compliance

Every decision is handled under FCRA, encrypted in transit and at rest, applied as consistent policy with an individualized assessment, and logged to a full audit trail.

SOC 2 Type II
FCRA-compliant
Fair Housing

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