Getting Started with eScreener

Start protecting your company now. We want background screening to be a seamless process for all of our clients. We’ve developed the eScreener to allow quick turn around time and make report information accessible from anywhere.

Getting Started with eScreener

Start protecting your company now. We want background screening to be a seamless process for all of our clients. We’ve developed the eScreener to allow quick turn around time and make report information accessible from anywhere.

Setting up a new account with Hire Performance is a simple process:

Step One: Use Online Expression of Interest Form

Use the Expression of Interest Form on our contact page to provide Hire Performance with your screening requirements. Alternatively, call us toll free at 1-888-874-1114. Hire Performance will follow up a quote for your consideration.

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Step Two: We’ll Set Up Your eScreener Account

Our team will set up your client account in our eScreener. Once we have your account set up, you’ll receive access information to the eScreener Client Portal.

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Step Three: Sign In to the eScreener

Following the link in the email you received, head over to our eScreener and set up your users and preferences for receiving report alerts.

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Step Four: Start eScreening

Initiate a new service order within the eScreener Portal. You are guided through an easy-to-use process of entering order and candidate details. Send the candidate access information to the eScreener, and your candidate will be able to provide consent and information required for each service online. When your ready, send the service order request to Hire Performance.

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