Banks send us a name, a PAN and a PDF. We send back a stamped report with the photographs, the person who opened the door, and the hour it happened. No desk verification dressed up as field work.
Kavya Reddy
FV-2026-00042 · PAN DFGPT3456N
A file arrives and starts moving on its own. Work lands on whoever has the lightest queue, and the next stage opens the moment the last one closes.
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Our feeder picks up the sanction PDF at the branch and posts the PAN, the name and the branch.
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The job goes to the agent carrying the fewest live files. They are notified in the same second.
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Every dial is logged with who answered, what they said, and what did not add up.
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Residence and office trips schedule themselves. Photos are geo-stamped as they are taken.
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A reviewer signs the verdict and the report lands in the branch manager's inbox.
Six applicants from the same employer means six photographs of the same lobby. So we keep a library of offices we have already verified. When a file names one of them, that visit closes itself — and nobody drives across the city to photograph a reception desk twice.
Try it — pick an employer:
An agent opens the app and finds their files. A field agent finds addresses and a camera. Nobody scrolls past work that isn't theirs.
The whole board — queue, people, branches, analytics.
Walks into the branch, walks out with the PDF, posts it.
Fills the missing fields, makes the calls, logs every word.
Directions, camera, observation sheet. Built for one hand.
Reads the file, sets the verdict, sends it to the branch.
Not a spreadsheet row. A letterheaded PDF with the photographs inline, every call in a table, and one verdict at the top that says what to do next.
The console is live. Sign in with a demo desk and walk a file from the branch counter to a stamped report in about five minutes.