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Every score comes with a confidence tier. The tier tells you how much of the data behind the score is backed by documents. It does not tell you whether the candidate is good or bad: that is what the results are for.

The three tiers

You only have the candidate’s declared income. Vivara can tell you whether they are solvent, but not whether they appear in a delinquency register. Add the ID number and postal code to move to Declared.
You have the candidate’s income and ID number, as stated by the candidate. Both results are available, but they rely on what the candidate told you.
Every value behind the score is backed by a document: the ID document for the ID number, and the income documents for the income. Both results are available.

Rules

  • A candidate with no income cannot be scored. Income is the minimum for any tier.
  • A score is Accredited only when every value is accredited. If any document is missing, the score stays Declared.
  • Tiers are not steps in a fixed order. You can send documents first and the ID number later, or the other way round. The tier reflects what you have sent so far.
  • Documents change the tier, not the results. Sending a document does not recalculate solvency or delinquency. If the document shows a different value, update the value and the score is recalculated.
Today, a document accredits its value when it is present. Vivara does not yet check the content of the document against the declared data. See Coming soon.

Which documents accredit income

The documents depend on the candidate’s employment situation: The ID number is accredited with the ID document (DNI or NIE).