How GoodHire’s Low Dispute Rate Benefits Employers
Accurate results delivered the first time means keeping qualified candidates in the pipeline, and peace of mind for you. Find out what GoodHire’s industry-leading low dispute rate means.
Sara Korolevich
5 min read
When you need to hire, speed is of the essence. Which background check platform is easiest to implement and delivers the fastest ROI? According to G2 data, 59% of GoodHire customers go live in less than one day, while 70% see ROI in six months or less.
Learn how GoodHire can help you start running background checks faster than HireRight, Sterling and Checkr.
When it comes to searching for and selecting a background check provider, many buyers turn to review sites to learn what actual users say about their satisfaction (or dissatisfaction) with their vendor. One review site, G2, takes user review data a step further to provide estimated time to go live and average time to achieve ROI.
Understanding the implementation time and average ROI for a new tool or platform is extremely helpful—and when it impacts your company’s time-to-hire, an important KPI, the difference between one vendor over another can make a significant difference.
In comparison of time to go live across major screening vendors, G2 data shows GoodHire customers are able to implement GoodHire and start running background checks faster than customers using HireRight, Sterling and Checkr.
According to the implementation data from G2’s Spring Grid Report for Background Check vendors, the average number of months to go live is 2.7 months. Getting started with GoodHire is significantly faster—the majority of customers (59%) report a go live time of less than one day, while 30% say they implemented GoodHire in less than one month.
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We’re also pleased to report that based on user reviews, 70% of GoodHire customers achieve an average return on their background check investment in six months or less. The average estimated ROI (payback period) for background check vendors is 12 months, according to G2’s Spring Grid Report. Take a look at how GoodHire customers achieve ROI faster vs. HireRight and Checkr (not enough data is available for Sterling):
We continue to invest in our platform and dashboard capabilities to make background checks easier and more user-friendly for both employers and candidates—it’s what makes GoodHire different from other vendors in our space.
GoodHire customers achieve ROI faster thanks to platform features and functionality that improve efficiency for modern HR teams. These include:
Employee background checks have become a critical part of today’s hiring process. However, a background check vendor that takes too long to implement and is too cumbersome to use can slow the hiring process and cost your organization time and money.
Take a look at what customers have to say about why they selected GoodHire, and the value our easy-to-use platform brings to their business.
The resources provided here are for educational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. We advise you to consult your own counsel if you have legal questions related to your specific practices and compliance with applicable laws.
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As GoodHire’s managing editor, Sara Korolevich produces educational resources for employers on a variety of employment screening topics, including compliance and screening best practices, and writes about GoodHire’s company and product news. Sara’s experience stems from 20+ years working as a B2C and B2B PR and communications professional.
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