Evidence support
Question: What do tenant-provided records appear to support?
Source: Tenant-provided evidence analyzed against specific claims.
Example: Address supported.
Fairness and transparency
Optimized Rentals keeps claims, evidence support, participant confirmation, renter context, and reviewed rental-history records distinct so users can understand what each signal actually means.
Principles
Fairness means the platform explains source, support, confirmation, context, and access boundaries in plain language.
We show support for specific claims rather than labelling people as good or bad tenants.
Evidence support, third-party confirmation, and participant explanations remain distinct.
A missing confirmation is not automatically presented as negative evidence.
Evidence-support signals and source-document access are separate.
Renters can review extracted information, correct errors, and provide context for differences.
Tenant evidence analysis and landlord-submitted rental-history record review remain separate processes.
Separate signals
Each signal answers a different question and keeps its source visible.
Question: What do tenant-provided records appear to support?
Source: Tenant-provided evidence analyzed against specific claims.
Example: Address supported.
Question: What did another participant confirm?
Source: A response submitted by a landlord, employer, reference, or other participant.
Example: Employer confirmed.
Question: What context did the renter provide?
Source: Renter-added context for a mismatch, missing detail, or unusual situation.
Example: It is context, not independent proof.
Question: How was a landlord-submitted rental-history record handled?
Source: The separate record-review workflow for landlord-submitted records.
Example: Reviewed rental-history record.
Boundaries
These boundaries keep any one signal from claiming more than it can show.
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