Better candidate data.
Earlier notification of employee issues.
We help link people to their online persona — collecting reports of inappropriate behavior across email, text, and social media so HR teams have advance notice of employee issues.
Who we are
Hate speech, harassment, and inappropriate pictures sent to others are frequently left unaccountable. We collect user reports of inappropriate behavior coming from email, text, and social media, then monitor for matches against your domains and phone numbers — giving you more advanced notice of possible employee issues.
Search features for screening employee application data are on our roadmap.
We do not classify reports ourselves. Each client makes their own decisions about the supplied data — the right level of tolerance depends on your roles, your culture, and your judgment.
How it works
Easy
Once verified, clients work with a customer service rep to set up a subscription for daily, weekly, or monthly reports.
Safe
We only accept clients from non-free email domains. Clients are verified as representatives responsible for hiring or HR before they create a subscription. Scheduled employee reports are only allowed for domains you own.
Flexible
We do not score or rate reports. Each client assesses reports for relevance and importance. Set your own tolerance — one report or several, your call.
Human in the loop
No automated shutdowns. Reports are sent to designated parties in your company so you choose any action that needs to be taken.
Our vision
Our goal is to help clean up anonymous bullying, hate speech of all kinds, unrequested explicit images, and other forms of online abuse. The value we aim to add is helping hold people accountable for what they post online.
Technology
We have Android and web apps that are free for users to upload screenshots and describe what they are, as well as who they came from. Business subscribers can request searches or have scheduled reports built from our cloud repository.
Our story
The Niventia team is a group of technology folks who have been in IT since dial-up. From chat rooms and Usenet, we have watched the Internet evolve from a hobby into the main interface for people and companies to present themselves to the world.