It’s been a while since we last posted – we’ve been working hard behind the scenes developing a new product to take the hassle out of employee records management, and improving the way we interact with you, our valued client.
So, without further ado…
myScreening Desktop has been designed as a total HR solution. The secure desktop application makes it easy to run various employee checks, such as identity verification, credit checks, and bank account verification, to name a few. Most results are available within minutes, with only a few checks taking between 4 and 48 hours to complete. (These include driver’s license checks, matric certificate verification, and criminal record checks.)
All employee information and documentation is securely stored within the myScreening Desktop application. Simply enter the ID number of the employee whose details you wish to access, and you have direct access to all relevant information. This simplifies complex staff management processes and transfers since all relevant information is immediately accessible.
myScreening Desktop background checks:
Benefits of myScreening Desktop
Another great perk of myScreening Desktop is that it allows you to capture screening information in offline mode. This means if you’re in Put Sonder Water without an internet connection, you can still create screening requests. Your checks will run automatically as soon as you’re online again.
For more information on myScreening Desktop, call us on 0861 274 911.
In an increasingly online world, user experience matters. That’s why we’ve been working to create a client portal to make life a little easier for our clients.
The CSI Africa Client Portal provides a central location for interaction with CSI Africa. Initially we’ll be focusing on secure document storage and retrieval; you’ll be able to securely download results and other documents, and upload any necessary documentation we require from you.
Benefits of the CSI Africa client portal
Keep an eye on our blog for updates on the CSI Africa Client Portal.
Just a quick reminder about the 2016 SAPFED seminar- a must for every amateur and professional polygraphist in South Africa.
This year we’re welcoming special guest speaker Mr. J. Patrick O’Burke – 2015 / 2016 President Elect for the American Polygraph Association.
Mr. O’Burke will be covering the following topics:
We’re also extending a warm welcome back to Ms. Yazmin Bronkema, a sales representative from the Lafayette Instrument Company. Yazmin will provide hints and tips for the optimal use of your Lafayette.
For more information about the 2016 SAPFED Seminar, view the seminar brochure, or email seminar@sapfed.org.
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Ive just found out that I have a criminal record that I didn’t commit and it blocked all my chances of getting a job, what step must I follow to clear it? Pls help
Good day Lesley – please refer to our “expungement service” under our service list.
i was arrested then charges were withdrawned againste bt the police took my finger print.do i have criminal record or wat?
No Tshiamo – you are not suppose to have one – but there is a possibility that the system was not updated with the withdrawn information and that your status might still say “pending” The only way to find out is to submit your fingerprints – we can assist you with that – please contact our office – info@csinvestigate.co.za to make further arrangements.