Councils need temporary workers. They also need to know where the money goes. Matrix has built a business around the awkward space between the two.
Most compliance tools ask whether a person is already on a list. Neotas searches the wider digital trail, maps the connections and leaves an audit trail for the human who still has to make the call.
It started in 1987 as a small-town temp desk in Andy Griffith's hometown. Nearly four decades later it runs 10-plus offices across three states - here's how the math actually works.
First Advantage built its business checking people before they start work. Now, with Sterling absorbed and identity fraud rising, it wants to become the trust layer that stays switched on long after day one.