References describe who someone knows. FTS describes how they behave.
Apply for Access →FTS generates a behavioral trust score for individuals entering family and caregiving contexts — nannies, elder care providers, family-side personal assistants, and household staff. The Brain evaluates behavioral signals across relationship consistency, responsibility under stress, boundary maintenance, and long-term behavioral stability — dimensions that reference calls cannot reach and background check databases cannot measure. The score is delivered as a structured index updated continuously as new behavioral signals register.
Technology platforms matching families with caregivers who need to go beyond background checks. Elder care networks making placement decisions where behavioral consistency matters as much as credentials. Family safety organizations providing trust verification services as part of a broader safety stack. Any platform that understands a clean criminal record is a floor, not a ceiling, for trust assessment.
Behavioral read on consistency, reliability, and responsibility patterns across the caregiver's observable history. Identifies behavioral trajectories that reference interviews cannot surface and background databases do not contain.
Measures behavioral signals associated with stability in high-trust relationships — tenure patterns, interpersonal consistency, response to authority, and boundary maintenance. Delivered as structured sub-scores within the FTS index.
Continuous monitoring for behavioral pattern shifts that precede risk events. Alerts platform operators to trajectory changes before incidents register in criminal or civil databases — when behavioral intervention is still possible.
All FTS access flows through the BERS Permissible Purpose Standard (BERS PPS). Platform eligibility is assessed by the BERS clearing account. Qualified platforms receive an authorization code upon approval.