What does evifound check?+
With the founder's consent, evifound checks sanctions, watchlists, PEP records, lawfully available background and insolvency records, adverse media, regulatory enforcement, company registers, officer history, patents, trademarks, publications, press, attributed public profiles and founder-nominated references. Coverage varies by jurisdiction and source.
What do the four verdicts mean?+
Verified means supporting evidence was found. Flagged means a result may warrant attention. Unavailable means a check could not be completed or no confirming source was available. Pending means it has not finished yet. Unavailable is not an accusation, and a source outage is never treated as a clear result.
How long does a report take?+
Automated checks usually return in minutes after the founder completes consent and intake. The ledger can continue to show Pending while a reference or another founder-dependent item is outstanding.
Do you perform identity checks?+
No. Evifound does not verify government ID or collect identity-document numbers, document images, selfies, biometric data or residential addresses. Legal name, date of birth, nationality and country of residence support accurate matching against the records that are checked.
What countries do you cover?+
Searches can run across worldwide, regional and national sources, but coverage is not uniform. Criminal, insolvency, company-officer and other records depend on local law, publication practices and source availability; any gap is shown as Unavailable or explained in the relevant section.
How do company and professional-history checks work?+
The confirmed company legal name is searched in available official registers. Professional History searches the founder's legal name and supported variants across plausible jurisdictions — in the official company registers that publish officers, in registers that index people by name, and in each declared employer's public professional people records. It runs from the founder's legal name and jurisdictions whether or not a LinkedIn profile or resume is provided. Some registers publish companies but not officers, and public professional sources list current people only, so a missing role is never treated as proof that the role did not exist.
How does Founder Claim Corroboration work?+
AI extracts material claims from the founder’s resume, LinkedIn profile, pitch deck, supporting documents and verification form. It analyzes each claim against founder material, completed verification checks and retrieved public, official and professional sources. Every claim shows Likely, Partly supported, Unlikely, Insufficient evidence, or Not independently verifiable, with confidence, reasoning and the evidence considered. Founder-provided statements never confirm themselves, and private claims are not guessed at.
What does the founder need to provide?+
Basic personal and company details, consent, plus at least one professional-history source: a LinkedIn profile URL or a resume. A founder who has neither can say so explicitly on the form and still submit — the Professional History Deep Dive runs independently either way.
How are public profiles matched?+
Founder-provided profile links are primary. When a link is missing, evifound uses conservative name, country, company and timeline corroboration. Contradictory or uncertain profiles are excluded rather than attributed to the founder.
How do references and AI analysis appear?+
References are founder-nominated testimony and are labelled as such, not independent verification. AI helps extract pitch-deck claims, organise evidence and assess founder-market alignment; it does not make a decision, assign an investment score or replace source review.
What can the founder see and change?+
Founders can view their own results and sources, comment on findings, request correction, download their data, withdraw consent or request deletion. They never see an investor's private notes.
Can I share or download the ledger?+
Yes. The on-screen ledger and PDF use the same evidence structure. A view-only link can be shared without private notes and expires after 30 days unless it is re-issued.
What can the report be used for?+
It is evidence for private-investment diligence, not legal or investment advice and not a consumer report. It must not be used for employment, credit, tenancy, insurance or other consumer-eligibility decisions.
Is my first check really free?+
Yes. The first founder verification is free with no card required. A single additional founder is $99; subscriptions and team pricing are listed above.