For Finance
Verifying who works for you, and who used to, is an industry of over $2 billion a year. With MyEmployment, a negotiated share comes back to your company every month.
Equifax alone reported $2.18 billion in verification services revenue for fiscal 2025.15 minute intro, modeled on your own numbers. Designed for employers with 2,000 or more employees. This is not pre-hire background screening.
Verification fees paid each year on your current and former employees combined.
01 Where the fee goes
The industry handles at least 149 million employment verifications a year. Each completed one is paid for.
One provider alone reported 149 million in 2024.In many arrangements, none of that fee comes back to the employer whose workforce the answer describes. Same requests, same verifiers, same fee. What changes is who is paid.
02 What Finance receives
An illustration for a large employer. Your figure depends on workforce size, turnover, verification volume and the terms of your agreement.
New revenue from transactions that already happen. Not a discount on something you buy.
03 What it takes from you
A payroll sync every payroll cycle, or a one to one API. You can change it later. Your HRIS stays your system of record.
In many payroll environments, leaving an existing verification feed is a configuration change at the payroll provider, measured in days to a few weeks. Requests keep clearing during the change.
04 Security
SOC 2 Type 2MyEmployment has completed its SOC 2 Type 2 examination. The report is available on request, so your security and vendor management teams can review it before anything is connected.
The bonus
The same switch that brings a share back to your company gives your current and former employees, once they enroll, a say in each verification of their work history. It costs your company nothing, and it costs them nothing.
05 Questions
The money
As a negotiated percentage of what verifiers pay for completed verifications of your current and former employees. The percentage is set in your employer agreement. There is no published rate card.
Monthly, for the length of the agreement. Each payment comes with a reconciliation of the completed verifications behind it.
Up to $500,000 a year is an illustration for a large employer. The actual revenue share is negotiated individually and depends on workforce size, turnover, verification volume and the terms of the employer agreement.
No. There is no employer platform fee and no charge to employees. Credentialed verifiers pay $59 for a standard employment verification and $69 for an income verification.
No. The revenue share is new revenue from verifications that already happen. It is separate from anything your company buys today.
Your current verification vendor's volume report is the best source. Without one, the calculator starts at 1.2 verifications per employee each year, an average that covers current and former employees. We model your figure on the call.
A payroll sync is a configuration and a feed, measured in days to a few weeks once the payroll contact is identified. A direct API depends on your systems team and your security review. Requests keep clearing during the change.
Before you take it to HR
Three things. Current and former employees who enroll get notice and a decision at the time of request. Debt collection and skip tracing requests need the employee's affirmative approval. And routine verification calls and forms HR answers today move to the access method you choose.
Expect three questions: will this add work, will verifications stop while we switch, and will employees be bothered or held up. Each is answered below.
No. There is no forced mass enrollment and no rollout HR has to run. Employees do not have to enroll for eligible requests to keep clearing. Enrollment is what gives them the notice, the decision and the record.
No. Your existing verification process stays active until launch, and requests keep clearing during the change. Phone, fax and paper requests are worked on your behalf.
Not by silence. Employees can set defaults in advance so routine requests move without interruption, and you set the response window. One person's silence does not stall someone else's mortgage. A denial is the employee's own decision about their own record.
The fine print
A denial blocks release in every request category, and the verifier is told the request was not approved. The only exception is a release compelled by subpoena or other legal process. You set the response window. If an enrolled employee does not respond within it, or is not enrolled, the request is released only where the verifier is credentialed and the authorization, permissible purpose and employer policy requirements for that request are met. Debt collection and skip tracing requests are the exception: they proceed only on the employee's affirmative approval, and a nonresponse never authorizes them.
Yes. Former employees remain eligible for incoming verification for the length of the employer agreement, with no cutoff after they leave.
Yes. MyEmployment has completed its SOC 2 Type 2 examination, and the report is available on request. Send your vendor security questionnaire with the request.
No. MyEmployment handles incoming employment and income verification for your existing and former workforce. It does not replace your pre-hire background screening program.
Your revenue estimate
Schedule a 15 minute call to go through the details with your own numbers. Bring your director of FP&A.
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