A rental profile that proves enough without oversharing.
Renters can present income thresholds, identity, employment, and references as controlled facts. Agents get the confidence they need without building another pile of sensitive PDFs.
Renter proof packet
A cleaner application, with the risky details redacted.
Prove income band
Show the threshold is met without handing over exact pay.
Add employment
Attach an employer or payroll attestation when available.
Invite references
Let previous agents or landlords vouch for specific facts.
Share per property
Issue one access grant for one application, then expire it.
A page that speaks to one buying moment.
Same product engine, sharper story: each route makes the use case obvious before people have to translate it themselves.
No inbox full of PDFs
Keep bank statements, passports, and payslips out of email threads.
Application ledger
Track who received what and revoke future access after the process.
Confidence by field
Agents can see which facts are bank, employer, or peer supported.
Answer the concern before it becomes friction.
Each wedge page should tackle a different anxiety: safety for dating, liability for business, compliance for age, document overload for renting, trust for credentials.
Agents still ask for documents
Start as a companion packet that summarizes proofs, then convert agencies once they see reduced handling risk.
Renters are privacy-sensitive
That is the point: the product gives enough evidence without spraying raw financial documents around.
Does every landlord need an account?
No. A verifier link can show proof results first, then encourage account creation after value is clear.
Make rental applications less invasive.
The same attribute engine can turn income, identity, references, and employment into one controlled application share.