Legal identity
Legal name, aliases, public registration identifiers where relevant, incorporation date, registered address and entity status.
Legal Identity · Domains · HR Routes · Corporate History
The employer registry is designed to answer a different question from document forensics: what company existed, under what identity, at what time, and which official channel can independently confirm the claim?
Each capability is a visible part of the verification workflow—not a hidden AI score.
Legal name, aliases, public registration identifiers where relevant, incorporation date, registered address and entity status.
Parent, subsidiary, merger/acquisition, rebrand and defunct/struck-off history.
Official websites, official/current/historical domains and careers domains.
Official HR email #1/#2, phone #1/#2, careers/verification portals and source class.
Last checked, response success, median/p90 reply time and follow-up counts.
Known repeated experience/relieving/offer patterns only where enough trusted evidence exists; no assumption every employer has a stable template.
Company registries and official corporate sources can confirm the entity and its historical status. Individual employment still needs independent confirmation, chronology or other lawful corroboration.
Bonafide follows the strongest available verification route and resumes only the affected lane when new evidence arrives.
The same underlying case can be viewed differently by institutions, employers, reviewers, operations and candidates.
Independent route resolution
Candidate experience verification
Employment evidence inside broader cases
Unmapped issuer, new template, legacy document or unavailable source must route to uncertainty/manual verification rather than an automatic accusation.