The credential vault is now one page, and the verifier got more accurate
Every credential now lives on a single scrollable page with filters, grouping, and sorting instead of separate tabs — and the AI verifier no longer flags supporting paperwork, like a CV, as a failed credential.
The credential vault was split across tabs, which made it hard to see everything a candidate had on file at once, or to sort and filter across the full set. It's now one page: filter, group, and sort however your team works, without switching views.
Two accuracy fixes came with it. The AI verifier was flagging supporting documents — a CV, a skills checklist — as failed credential verifications, when they were never meant to be checked as formal credentials in the first place; it now leaves those alone. And a display bug that could show an older version of a document as the "current" one is fixed, so what you see is what's actually on file.
Separately, the document-review agent can now work out a credential's expiration date from a facility's stated policy — for example, a drug screen valid for 30 days — even when no expiration date is printed on the document itself, instead of leaving it undated.
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