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Sterling (First Advantage)
Leverage data + tech + experience to Hire Smarter and Onboard Faster

What is Sterling (First Advantage)?

Sterling, now operating as First Advantage, offers a comprehensive suite of background screening and identity verification services designed to help organizations make informed hiring decisions. The platform combines extensive data resources with advanced technology to deliver accurate, timely results across multiple verification categories including criminal records, identity validation, financial checks, and employment verification.

The service operates globally with coverage in numerous countries and territories, providing customized solutions tailored to specific industry needs. With powerful technology integrations and streamlined processes, Sterling enables businesses to reduce hiring complexity while maintaining compliance and promoting trust throughout the candidate journey.

Features

  • Global Screening: Scale your screening program everywhere you hire with coverage in multiple countries and territories
  • Digital Identity Solutions: Protect against inaccurate candidate data and identity fraud with advanced verification technology
  • Criminal Record Checks: Make informed hiring decisions with confidence through comprehensive criminal background investigations
  • Industry-Specific Solutions: Customized screening support tailored to specific industry requirements and compliance needs
  • Technology Integration: Robust API and integration capabilities for simplified customer and candidate experiences

Use Cases

  • Pre-employment background screening for new hires
  • Identity verification and fraud prevention during hiring processes
  • Ongoing workforce monitoring and compliance checks
  • Global hiring and international candidate screening
  • Industry-specific compliance and regulatory screening requirements

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