Uploads once, on their phone
Photograph a license; Credence reads the fields. Verify your identity and consent to a background check. About fifteen minutes, start to finish.
Credence is the shared record of trust between health plans, transportation providers, and the drivers who carry their members — so everyone knows, at any moment, exactly who is cleared to drive.
A health plan is accountable for every driver who touches a member — but the proof is scattered across PDF attachments, shared drives, and a provider's word that everything's current. When an auditor asks “was this driver credentialed on March 15?”, nobody can answer with confidence.
A license is a scanned PDF in a folder — not a structured expiration date anyone can act on. Renewals slip. Nobody's watching the calendar.
Compliance is a snapshot at best. There's no way to reconstruct who was cleared on a given day — the question every audit eventually asks.
Plans take providers at their word; providers chase drivers over text. One expired cert becomes a denied claim, or worse, an uninsured trip.
Photograph a license; Credence reads the fields. Verify your identity and consent to a background check. About fifteen minutes, start to finish.
The extracted data lands in a review queue, document beside fields. Approve, reject with a reason, or publish a background check up to the plan — keyboard-fast.
Every provider's compliance, every driver's status, rolled up and queryable to any past date. Audit-ready without a single email.
Drivers photograph a credential; Credence reads the fields and asks them to proofread, not retype. What used to be data entry becomes a ten-second confirmation — and the structured dates feed everything downstream.
A health plan sees its whole network as a stack of compliance ribbons — credentialed, expiring, lapsed — and can drag a single date control to reconstruct exactly who was cleared on any past day.
Every upload, approval, rejection, and expiration is written to an immutable ledger — visible by default on every record, not buried in a settings tab. 'Approved by, at' is always one glance away.
Every document a driver uploads is parsed, verified, and kept on their own record. Change providers and the credentials come along — no re-uploading, no starting over. The work of getting verified is done once.
Credence handles sensitive identity and credentialing data on behalf of health plans and the providers they trust. Strong security and compliance aren't features here — they're the foundation everything else is built on.
Least-privilege access, encryption in transit and at rest, and a documented data-handling posture.
Background-check consent and adjudication built to the letter — disclosures, pre-adverse, and adverse flows.
Every consequential action is signed and permanent. The record can be shown to an auditor as-is.
Government-grade identity proofing confirms every driver is who they say they are. Credence never stores a driver's SSN.
Plans read; providers act. Each party sees exactly — and only — what their role allows.
Reconstruct the exact compliance state of any driver or network on any past date.
A thirty-minute walkthrough with your own providers and policies. We'll show you the rollup, the point-in-time query, and the driver experience end to end.
Drivers: you'll get an invite from the company you drive for — no account needed here.