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Turn a Teambridge screening task into a Checkr invitation, then keep invitation state, report status, and completed documents attached to the worker workflow.

Connection at a glance

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Teambridge to Checkr candidate and invitation. Checkr to Teambridge status and completed reports.

How it works

How Teambridge connects with Checkr

Assigning a Checkr background check task can automatically create the candidate and send the screening invitation.

Signed Checkr webhooks return invitation and report events. Completed report documents are attached to the worker record and the originating task can be completed automatically.

Verified data movement

What moves, where, and when

01
TeambridgeCheckrTask event

Assigning the background check task creates the candidate and sends the package invitation.

02
CheckrTeambridgeSigned webhook

Candidate, invitation, report, and account events are verified and published to Teambridge automations.

03
CheckrTeambridgeOn completion

Completed report documents are downloaded and filed against the candidate record.

What the connection supports

  • Automatic candidate and invitation creation
  • Signed webhook verification
  • Invitation and report status updates
  • Completed report document retrieval
  • Automation events for Checkr status changes

Scope and limitations

  • Package selection reads the first twenty five packages
  • Only completed reports trigger built in document retrieval
  • Other report events require customer automations for follow up

Operational use cases

Where Checkr fits in the work

The connection matters when it removes a specific handoff without losing the worker, customer, job, approval, or document context behind it.

01

Launch screening from onboarding

Use a Teambridge task assignment to create the candidate and send the Checkr invitation.

02

Keep status on the task

Show pending, completed, or expired invitation state with report timing and dashboard context.

03

Return the completed report

Attach final Checkr documents to the candidate and complete the originating task.

Implementation path

Set up the connection around one verified outcome

Configuration varies by account and system. These steps establish the minimum path Teambridge should validate before the connection is trusted in production.

  1. 1

    Connect Checkr

    Open the embedded Checkr authorization and account setup experience in Teambridge.

  2. 2

    Choose a package

    Select the screening package that the Teambridge task should order.

  3. 3

    Configure the task

    Add the Checkr background check task to the relevant onboarding workflow.

  4. 4

    Test the return path

    Confirm invitation state and completed document handling with a controlled candidate.

Questions and answers

What teams ask about Checkr

What does the Checkr integration with Teambridge do?+

Create candidates and screening invitations, then return report status and completed documents. Turn a Teambridge screening task into a Checkr invitation, then keep invitation state, report status, and completed documents attached to the worker workflow.

What data moves between Checkr and Teambridge?+

Teambridge to Checkr candidate and invitation. Checkr to Teambridge status and completed reports.

How do you set up the Checkr integration?+

Connect through the embedded Checkr account and authorization experience, then select the screening package used by the task workflow.

Is the Checkr integration generally available?+

A customer administrator can start the connection without a Teambridge feature flag. The most important current boundary is: Package selection reads the first twenty five packages.

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