FAQ
A few things to know.
Practical answers before you start reviewing resumes.
What can I upload?
The upload interface accepts PDF, DOC, and DOCX resumes, up to 20 MiB per file. The backend parses the original document before verification.
What does a finding include?
A finding includes the original resume section or claim, a summary, severity, and retained evidence. Select an evidence item to inspect its exact content, source, retrieval date, and recorded explanation.
Does a similar resume mean fraud?
No. Shared contact details or overlapping content are signals to investigate. Compare the evidence from both resumes and review the recorded identity relationship before drawing a conclusion.
What does a partial report mean?
Some selected checks did not finish. Completed findings are still available, but processing completion does not establish that every resume claim is authentic.
Are demonstration results real findings from my upload?
No. Reports marked as synthetic demonstrations contain fictional examples. They illustrate the review interface and are not verification findings detected in the uploaded resume.
Do I need an account to try the service?
No. The trial workspace lets you start without an account. Your session displays its submission allowance and is available in the same browser for 24 hours. Keep your browser cookies to return; trial history is not transferred to an account.
Where does the resume data go?
Resume files, parsing, source records, and results stay in the verification backend. Account authentication and user management are handled separately.