Truvify produces a risk report tailored for landlords and property managers screening prospective tenants in Israel. The report surfaces court records, bankruptcy, debt enforcement, Bank of Israel restrictions, sanctions, and open-source findings — in seconds, using only the prospective tenant's full name and Israeli ID number.
Why landlords use Truvify
- Identify tenants with open civil claims, repeat debt-enforcement history, or bankruptcy proceedings before signing the lease
- Detect identity-fraud indicators and irregularities in provided details
- Check severely restricted-customer status under the Checks Without Cover Law
- Screen for sanctions, Interpol notices, and terror-financing watchlists
- Surface open-source findings that correspond to the prospective tenant's name
A full run is completed in seconds to a few minutes. See a redacted sample report or review the data sources.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to receive the report?
The system is fully automated. Once the subject's details are submitted, the report is available to download on the site within seconds to a few minutes.
Is the service legal?
Yes. All information is collected from publicly available sources in accordance with Israel's Privacy Protection Law, 5741–1981. A detailed legal opinion governs our operation.
What if there is no information on the tenant?
The report reflects all information legally available about the subject. The absence of adverse findings is itself a meaningful signal.
Does the report reflect only the name I entered, or also similar names?
The report also reflects similar names — thousands of surname variants and close spelling matches are detected automatically.
If everything is public and legal, can't I just search myself?
Truvify aggregates hundreds of information sources — many of which require paid subscriptions — together with proprietary filtering technology. That result is not achievable through manual search.
Do I need the tenant's consent to run a report?
No, according to the legal opinion governing our operation, the tenant's consent is not required.
Do I need to notify the tenant that a report was run?
No, according to the legal opinion governing our operation, notifying the tenant is not required.
Can I generate the report myself?
Yes. After submitting the subject's details and paying, you receive access credentials by email and generate the report independently on the site.