Check wise statuses - Definition and Color codes

Check wise statuses - Definition and Color codes

Statuses and their colors:

Light BlueProcessing / Form Submitted
Dark BlueIn progress
GreenCompleted
RedDiscrepant
YellowUTV (Unable to verify)
OrangeInsufficiency
GreyInsuff-Closed / Closed
BlackOn-hold


Definition:
  1. Processing / Form Submitted: This status signifies that the candidate/admin has submitted the BGV form, and the SpringVerify team is presently reviewing the submitted documents.
  2. In Progress: This status indicates that the check has been initiated and the SpringVerify team is actively processing it.
  3. Completed: This status confirms the successful completion of the checks.
  4. Unable to Verify: This status is assigned when the check concludes without a definitive outcome, typically due to a lack of a reliable source or verifier.
  5. Insufficiency: This status suggests that the information or documents provided by the candidate/admin are insufficient for a thorough check.
  6. Insuff-Closed: This status is applied when a check is concluded due to unresolved insufficiencies.
  7. On-Hold: This status is assigned to checks that are temporarily suspended due to missing documents or details.
  8. Closed: This status signifies the closure of the check.
Insufficiency status can also be due to the pending additional charges.

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