- What is income verification software?
- Income verification software collects authorized income-related data and organizes it into a consistent output for review. Different products use employer records, payroll data, uploaded documents, bank transactions, or a combination of sources.
- Who needs income verification software?
- Landlords, lenders, due diligence teams, and other businesses use it when they need a documented view of an applicant's or counterparty's income. Income Checker specifically fits occasional, one-off, irregular, or exception checks that do not justify a subscription or API integration.
- What goes into and comes out of an Income Checker report?
- The applicant authorizes a connection to selected bank accounts. The report summarizes the available data into estimated monthly income, deposit history and patterns, identified income sources, and connected-account balances.
- How is bank-deposit analysis different from employer or payroll verification?
- Bank-deposit analysis shows income observed entering connected accounts. Employer verification confirms employment facts, while payroll verification returns records available through payroll systems. Use the method, or combination of methods, required by your policy and use case.
- Is Income Checker a consumer report, employment verification, or underwriting decision?
- No. Income Checker provides applicant-authorized informational bank-deposit analysis. It is not a consumer report, not employment verification, and not an underwriting decision. The requester remains responsible for its review, decision, policies, and applicable legal or compliance obligations.
- How much does Income Checker cost?
- One report costs $14.99 with no subscription. The current featured pack includes 5 reports for $50.00, or $10.00 per report, a 33% savings versus single reports.