SNAP proves the person. Recruiters see verified.
Government ID and a liveness check, run by CertiPath. SnapRecruit stores the result. Recruiters never get the documents, the selfie, or a score.
SNAP is the proof. Recruiters see verified.
The documents and the selfie stay with SNAP.
No SNAP pass, no TrustMark.
Start, check, record, mark.
SNAP is the gate.
SNAP: government ID plus liveness, run by CertiPath. Until that check passes, the candidate cannot create a TrustMark. An unfinished check is not a failed one.
Recruiters never download the ID or the photo. They see that the person passed.
- Documents stay at SNAP
- The ID and the proofing photo stay with SNAP. Nobody downloads them from SnapRecruit.
- Pass, or not yet
- We record whether the check passed, failed, or is still pending, and when. That is all.
Verified, and since when. Not a score.
A recruiter who scans a TrustMark sees the candidate’s name, that they are verified, and the date they verified. There is no ranking and no trust score.
Passkeys first.
Candidates sign in with a passkey, or with Google or Apple. Changing résumés or making a TrustMark asks for a stronger sign-in: a passkey or an authenticator code.
What people ask.
- Do recruiters see the ID?
- No. They see that you are verified, and since when.
- What if SNAP is still in progress?
- You cannot create a TrustMark until SNAP passes. An unfinished check is not a failed one.
- Does SnapRecruit keep my ID?
- No. SNAP holds the documents and the proofing photo.
Complete SNAP. Keep the documents.
Free for candidates. Recruiters only see that you are verified.