Current public status
Human-led. Full consumer-report screening is not a generally available Aptoria workflow today.
Aptoria does not issue an applicant “trust score,” auto-decline applicants, or decide deposits, co-signers, or accommodation requests.
A customer remains responsible for using an appropriate screening provider and following applicable Fair Housing and FCRA obligations.
Availability boundary
Published status
Human-led
Provider or jurisdiction
Verify before use
Result
No outcome promise
Controls before use
Configuration, provider setup, and a reviewable record matter more than a feature-page promise.
Consequential applicant actions are on Aptoria’s human-required floor.
Records can support a documented review; they do not replace the required decision and notice process.
Control check
Source records
Reviewable
Policy
Configured by owner
Exception path
Human owner
When Aptoria pauses
Route adverse-action, accommodation, dispute, and eligibility questions to the authorized housing decision-maker and qualified counsel as appropriate.
Do not treat a draft, sample, or activity entry as proof of delivery, settlement, legal validity, or compliance.
Use the Trust Center and Availability pages for the current workflow boundary before enabling a customer-facing process.
Escalation
Sensitive or uncertain
Pause and review
Decision owner
Authorized human
Record
Keep evidence with workflow
Trust without theater
Verifiable, not vibes.
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Aptoria publishes availability, controls, and human boundaries instead of treating a feature page as a provider, legal, security, or outcome guarantee.