Premises verification
Establish that an address is a real, operating place of business rather than a mailbox. A verified person attends the address, establishes whether the business is present and operating, photographs signage and the entrance, and records what a member of the public can observe. The result says present, absent
The problem
An address on a website can be a virtual office, a residential flat, a forwarding service, or nothing at all. Street imagery is often years old and shows a different tenant. For anyone onboarding a counterparty at scale, the false-positive rate of desk checking is the whole problem.
How HumanOps answers it
A verified person attends the address, establishes whether the business is present and operating, photographs signage and the entrance, and records what a member of the public can observe. The result says present, absent, or a specific third thing — a mail-forwarding service, a different tenant, a residential address.
What you get back
- Present / absent / other, with a confidence score
- Signage and entrance photographs with GPS
- What the premises actually is, if not what was claimed
- A sealed evidence pack
What we actually do
| Capabilities used | What it does | From |
|---|---|---|
human.visit |
A verified person goes to the address and works through your checklist on site. | €49 |
human.photograph |
Documented imagery with GPS, capture time and integrity hashes — not a picture off the internet. | €39 |
human.verify |
You have a claim you cannot check from the internet. A verified person establishes whether it is true and returns the evidence and a confidence score. | €49 |
Who buys this
Marketplaces, payment providers, insurers, lenders, and anyone whose fraud rate is driven by fake addresses.