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You got an email. Here's what it is.

Someone you worked with is building a verified profile on Resuvouch and asked you to confirm specific claims about their work. This page explains exactly what you'll be asked, what is shown to whom, and how you stay in control.

Who asked, and why you

The invite email names the person and says how they described your working relationship. They picked you because you were there — a manager, a peer, a report, or a client who saw the specific work they’re claiming. When you open the link, you see exactly which claims they want confirmed before you answer anything.

About 5 minutesNo passwordNo account until the endFree, always

Exactly what you’ll be asked

  1. Confirm the relationship

    How you actually worked together — manager, peer, report, or client — and over what dates. If the candidate described it differently, both versions are recorded.

  2. Answer per claim

    For each claim they sent you: how you know about the work (worked on it, saw the results, or heard about it), what their part was, and how accurate the claim is as written, 0 to 100.

  3. Optionally, an overall word

    A short holistic question about working with them. Your name is attached to it only if you tick the box saying so.

  4. Create your account — last, not first

    Only at the very end do you set up a lightweight account (no password — a sign-in link). It exists so you can come back and change or withdraw what you said.

What is shown, and to whom

Your working relationship and tenure overlapShown to recruiters the candidate shares with — both your statement and the candidate's.
How your identity was checkedShown to recruiters: verified company email, Google sign-in, or email link only.
Your per-claim answersShown to recruiters, weighted by the above.
Your nameShown only if you consented AND the candidate's share link allows names. Either of you can keep it hidden.
Your free-text commentStored encrypted. Shown only if the candidate's link scope allows it.

Recruiters read through a link the candidate controls and can revoke. More on how identity checks and encryption work: trust & safety.

You can change your mind

After you answer, your account lets you edit any answer or withdraw it entirely, at any time, from your answers page. Withdrawn answers stop appearing anywhere and drop out of the candidate’s readings. There is no time limit and no reason required.

Step by step: how to edit or withdraw your answers.

Don’t recognize the person?

Don’t answer. Both the invite email and the invite page have a “report this invite” link — use it and we’ll look into it. You can also reach us any time through the support page.

Curious about the rest of the product? what candidates do — and yes, references never pay.