Screening
Create the package
Choose application fields, verification modules, payer model, and property criteria.
Sample screening package
Show reviewers what is ready, pending, and worth a closer look.
A useful screening report is not a pile of PDFs. Burnt organizes applicant status, source-backed facts, partner report context, criteria notes, and exceptions into one reviewable package.
- 01See what is ready
- 02Trust source-backed facts
- 03Keep reports in context
- 04Spot exceptions
Short answer
What should a tenant screening report show?
A sample tenant screening report should show what was requested, what the applicant completed, which facts were verified at the source, which partner modules returned status, and what the property team should review next.
Screening workflow
The whole flow fits on one line.
Create the package, send the link, guide the renter, review the result. That simple path keeps screening understandable for applicants and manageable for teams.
Send the link
Invite the applicant by email, SMS, listing, dashboard action, or connected workflow.
Applicant completes
The renter consents, verifies identity, connects sources, and completes requested partner steps.
Review one package
Your team sees status, source-backed facts, partner context, exceptions, and notes together.
Product jobs
Clear work for the team. Clear steps for the renter.
The point is not just to run checks. The product has to help the buyer start screening, help the applicant finish, and help the reviewer understand what is ready.
Property team does
Confirm which modules were requested, completed, pending, or unavailable.
Applicant does
Compare source-backed income, employment, identity, and applicant details against the application.
Burnt returns
Use criteria notes, fallback evidence, and partner-report context to guide the next review step.
In the product
The package stays connected from invite to review.
Reviewers get status and exceptions in the dashboard. Renters get focused mobile steps. The handoff stays visible as the package moves forward.
Review signals
What your team can review.
Burnt keeps the screening output compact, scannable, and tied to the workflow your team actually uses.
Applicant invite and completion status
Income-to-rent and employment context
Identity, credit, background, and eviction module status
Criteria notes and exception reasons
How it works
From application link to reviewable result.
Read package status
Confirm which modules were requested, completed, pending, or unavailable.
Review verified facts
Compare source-backed income, employment, identity, and applicant details against the application.
Handle exceptions
Use criteria notes, fallback evidence, and partner-report context to guide the next review step.
Use cases
Designed for real rental workflows.
Whether you run one unit or a national portfolio, each workflow keeps the answer focused and the next step clear.
- Leasing team review
- Owner reporting
- Manual review queues
- Applicant support context
FAQ
Questions this page answers.
Tenant Screening by Burnt
Send the link. Guide the renter. Review one package.
Launch with screening links or talk through a portfolio workflow with the Burnt team.