Say Goodbye to Risky Decisions with Intelius
August 30th, 2009When all else fails, people usually rely on their instincts to come up with the smartest decision. Usually this scenario comes when people are clueless of the decision that confronts them.
Enter Intelius, an online sleuthing company that individuals and businesses can turn to in an instant when faced with a significant decision. The Bellevue, Washington-based firm, founded in 2003 by former InfoSpace honcho and founder Naveen Jain, supplies intelligence services online that allows its consumers to unearth pertinent public information about persons that could be applied to various individual or business settings.
Not only does Intelius grant easy access to information, it also guarantees accuracy and reliability of the investigative reports it generates. Intelius’ proprietary semantic technology houses more than 20 billion publicly available records in its database and is able to process searches fast with over 3,000 queries per second. Its linkage with public information repositories enables it to update records fast, doing away with obsolete data.
At present, Intelius offers a variety of intelligence products and services to fit the needs of individuals and businesses. Its consumer related products include verification services such as Background Check, Reverse Phone Lookup and Neighborhood & Property Check; information services such as People Search, Email Search and Social Net Search; protection services that feature Reverse Cell Phone Directory, Identity Protect and Criminal & Sex Offender Check. Its business related products feature its award-winning Employee and Tenant Screening that is highly configurable in order to suit the specific preferences and requirements of the client. The firm’s screening solutions earned high marks at Workforce Management Magazine and HRO Today, as part of the Hot List and Winner’s Circle, respectively.
Moreover, the firm practices fairness when handling information. Intelius‘ services are compliant with privacy standards and regulations. Aside from the fact that it only stores public records, the company also offers an opt-out option on its services.
