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Jan 24, 2008

PowerScreen launches online systemMortgagePress.comrisk management tools, Internet, Social Security traces, credit history checks SourcingPoint Solutions has announced their new online system, PowerScreen. The system gives employers, leasing and rental managers and other decision-makers the ability to safely and securely access SourcingPoint Solutions' entire PowerScreen line of hiring and risk management tools from any computer with an Internet browser. Users can perform Social Security traces and credit history checks, review Department of Motor Vehicle records, search criminal history data, access worker's compensation claim information and history, reference a name against the Office of Foreign Assets Control "watch list," screen for drug use, and verify employment eligibility status. Property and rental managers can use the PowerScreen system to review a prospective tenant's eviction records and verify employment status. Garden Grove, Calif.-based SourcingPoint Solutions is a provider of information management services for litigation, real estate, lending and other industries. For more information, call (888) 469-0231 or visit www.sourcingpoint.com.
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Jan 24, 2008
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