Company profile

Isleen Gimenez Wilson & Dean Wilson acquired Employment Research Services in 2004 and Renters Reference of Florida in 2006. We have brought the two companies under the Applicant Information brand. Since that time we have standardized processes and introduced cutting edge technologies to better serve our customers.

Improvements we have put in place include:

• Real time, web based background screening status and reporting.
• 24 x 7 access to background screening website with over 98% availability
• Data security compliance exceeding the requirements of PCI compliance (standard used by credit card processors)
• Secure VPN and phone systems linking our offices for with multiple telecom providers to mitigate exposure to network failures
• Drug test results available within 10 minutes of the test being taken – available in thousands of locations across the United States, Canada and Mexico
• Integrations to 35 different XML platforms including many commercial and proprietary Applicant Tracking Systems

Applicant Tracking Systems Previously Integrated

ERC DataPlus	iCIMS	Yardi
Taleo Business Edition	HealthcareSource Position Manager	PeopleSoft
Ultimate Software Ultipro	Oracle iRecruit	Iscopia

 

 

Renters Reference of Florida

Renters Reference of Florida was founded in 1979 by Warren Plant, a former US Treasury Investigator. The company was started to help condominium and home owners associations screen new neighbors. Company investigators produced background investigations on typewriters, taking 2-3 weeks to complete a report and return it to our customers via the US mail.

 

Employment Research Services

Started in Dublin, CA as a franchise, Employment Research Services of Central California focused on providing pre-employment background screening. The founder William Saling assembled reports assembled by hand, a combination of locally generated information melded with information from the central franchiser.

The franchise relationship dissolved in 1998 with Employment Research Services becoming an independent company. At this point it expanded into providing drug testing services. In 2003 Employment Research Services contributed seed funding to the organization that would later the National Association of Professional Background Screeners.