Deterrence through accountability.

EriWave helps companies create a reliable employment record by connecting identity, signed terms, factual workplace records, and both sides' responses.

Make the facts portable.

People are more careful when important workplace events are documented clearly, attributed to the organisation that reported them, and capable of appearing in a future reference with the worker's approval.

That is EriWave's deterrence model. It does not depend on a secret blacklist or a score. It depends on a record that both sides can see, respond to, and carry forward accurately.

  1. Verify identity

    Confirm the people and company connected to the employment relationship.

  2. Sign the terms

    Seal the role, pay, hours, responsibilities, and notice period before work begins.

  3. Record facts

    Document specific events, dates, warnings, and available supporting records.

  4. Share with consent

    The worker sees the exact reference and approves or declines each request.

What this looks like in practice

At ABC

Persona A works as a sales assistant under a signed agreement.

A record is submitted

ABC records 21 late arrivals during the final six months and two written warning dates.

Both sides are heard

Persona A receives notice and can add a response or dispute factual details.

At BDC

BDC requests a reference through EriWave instead of calling for an informal verdict.

The worker approves

Persona A sees the exact reference and decides whether BDC may receive it.

The reference separates what EriWave can verify—such as a signed agreement—from what ABC states about the workplace record. EriWave does not decide that Persona A is guilty or recommend whether BDC should hire them.

What EriWave verifies

  • Identity and account ownership
  • Signed employment agreement and recorded terms
  • Company authorship, timestamps, and record integrity
  • The exact snapshot approved for a reference request

What remains an employer statement

  • Attendance or conduct events
  • Warning dates and occurrence counts
  • Descriptions of workplace records
  • Whether supporting records are available

What a prospective employer sees

This is the kind of reference BDC would receive only after Persona A has seen and approved this exact snapshot. It includes all eligible EriWave employment history in the snapshot, not a hand-picked single job.

Persona A

History approved for BDC

Employment history 01 · ABC

Persona A worked for ABC from January 2024 to June 2025 as a sales assistant. Their signed working schedule required an 8:00 a.m. start. ABC recorded 21 late arrivals between January and June 2025. ABC issued written warnings dated 4 March and 16 May. ABC states that Persona A's punctuality did not meet its documented requirements.

EriWave verifies the signed agreement and the candidate-approved snapshot. The attendance and punctuality statement is attributed to ABC.

Employment history 02 · MNO

Persona A worked for MNO from May 2022 to December 2023 as a customer service assistant. Their signed working schedule required a 9:00 a.m. start. MNO recorded 4 late arrivals between May and December 2023. MNO issued a written warning dated 18 October. MNO states that Persona A's attendance improved after the warning.

EriWave verifies the signed agreement and the candidate-approved snapshot. The attendance statement is attributed to MNO.

Not included in this reference: contact details, NIN information, biometric information, salary, full agreement terms, private attachments, or internal identifiers.

Accountability has limits.

  • It does not score workers or create a blacklist.
  • It does not declare allegations true or decide guilt.
  • It does not make an automated hiring recommendation.
  • It does not replace a company's investigation, legal advice, or background-check duties.
  • It does not give a prospective employer secret access to a worker's history.

Start with the agreement.

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