Minimize risks and foster a secure workplace with Continuous Monitoring
Operating seamlessly in the background, Continuous Monitoring actively informs you of any significant updates to your workers’ records in real-time, enabling you to maintain the safety of both your company and your customers.
Enhance your visibility with Continuous Criminal
Background checks play a vital role in assessing the potential risks associated with hiring a candidate. However, once a background check is conducted, the findings remain fixed and might eventually lose their relevance. Even if you conduct annual rechecks, there remains a gap in understanding the worker’s behavior between these checkpoints.
Our Continuous Criminal monitoring service operates on a subscription model, actively providing real-time updates on changes in your workers’ records. This is made possible by tapping into various sources including county-level criminal search data, arrest records, and an industry leading incarceration data network. By adopting this service, you can effectively mitigate risks and uphold the integrity of your brand.
Detect driver incidents earlier with Continuous MVR
Whether your company pulls motor vehicle reports (MVRs) annually or multiple times per year, it’s a time-intensive, expensive process that still leaves you in the dark on violations occurring between pulls. Recent driving infractions are powerful indicators of potential future issues. Drivers with violations in the previous year have a more than 40% increased likelihood of being involved in accidents. However, an annual Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) often fails to reveal these violations until well after the fact.
By enrolling in Continuous MVR, Turn will continuously monitor your workforce for occurrences like speeding tickets, license suspensions, and DUIs, eliminating your reliance on self-reporting and annual MVR pulls. This proactive approach can identify incidents months earlier compared to an annual MVR, allowing you to enhance customer safety, mitigate risks, and reduce insurance expenses.
Empirical industry data demonstrates that ongoing driver monitoring has a track record of lowering accidents by 14%, reducing claim expenses by 11%, and diminishing the occurrence of company risk events by 32%. This not only translates to cost savings but, more significantly, to the safeguarding of your employees, customers, community, and reputation.
Empirical industry data demonstrates that ongoing driver monitoring has a track record of lowering accidents by 14%, reducing claim expenses by 11%, and diminishing the occurrence of company risk events by 32%. This not only translates to cost savings but, more significantly, to the safeguarding of your employees, customers, community, and reputation.