Background verification for IT and ITeS
IT and ITeS hiring moves fast, often for people who never see an office. GVS confirms identity, education and employment at source, so a remote or contract hire carries the same evidence as anyone at a desk.
Where IT and ITeS hiring goes wrong
The risk rarely shows up as a bad reference. It shows up as a CV built to survive a quick read: an inflated title, a second job, a degree nobody checked.
Invented employers and inflated titles are the most common false claim on an IT CV. Previous employment verification checks the employer against MCA records as well as the dates.
A second full-time role held alongside the first, on someone else's payroll. UAN cross-checks surface overlapping employment periods a reference call alone would miss.
Bulk hiring does not lower the bar. Every degree is confirmed with the issuing institution, one candidate at a time, whether you are hiring one engineer or fifty.
Client contracts increasingly name their own background-check standard before staff can touch the account. Evidence annexed to every finding is what that review is usually looking for.
Contract and bench staff move between vendors and engagements quickly. A verification standard that holds up across that churn matters more than one built for a single permanent hire.
Many end clients require a vendor's staff to be background-checked before deployment, on the client's own terms. GVS reports are built to stand up to that review.
Who gets verified
What a role needs checked follows from what it can access: code, client data, production systems or a company's own standing with an offshore client.
The check package
The checks IT and ITeS employers run most, individually or as one package.
Concurrent employment leaves a record
A candidate can choose not to mention a second job. It is harder to keep it out of the statutory record. Previous employment verification cross-checks employment dates against UAN, which is where overlapping tenures surface.
A directorship check catches the incorporated version, where a candidate runs a registered company alongside a full-time role. Neither depends on the candidate disclosing it first, and both are run on consent already given for the wider check.
Checks run on the candidate's written consent under India's DPDP Act, the same standard whether the hire is permanent, contract or bench staff. Where an offshore client sets its own verification requirement, ask us to confirm what a GVS report already covers before commissioning a separate check.
Questions we get asked
How do you catch dual employment or moonlighting?
Can education verification run at the volume IT hiring needs?
We hire engineers who never visit an office. Does that change what gets checked?
Our offshore client has its own background-check requirement before we can staff their account. Does a GVS report satisfy that?
Does frequent job-switching count against a candidate?
What happens if a contractor leaves before the check completes?
Related checks and solutions
Dates, title and exit status confirmed with the employer and cross-checked against UAN.
Employment verification Moonlighting checkA package built specifically to surface concurrent employment before it becomes the client's problem.
Moonlighting check Education verificationDegree and institution confirmed at the source, recognition status checked first.
Education verification