Verify family financial documents for aid decisions
Bank statements, pay stubs, and tax returns from applicant families — read, cross-checked, and summarized into a committee-ready brief.
Private schools and scholarship committees collect a stack of financial documents from every applicant family, then verify them by hand under deadline. dojobase reads the statements, pay stubs, and returns, cross-checks stated income against what the documents actually show, flags gaps and inconsistencies, and produces a concise verification brief the committee can act on. It supplements a service like FACTS rather than replacing your judgment — the decision stays with the committee.
Frequently asked questions
What documents can families submit?+
Bank statements, pay stubs, W-2s, and tax returns — in whatever mix of PDFs, scans, and photos families actually send.
Does it decide who gets aid?+
No. It verifies and summarizes the financial picture and flags discrepancies; the award decision stays entirely with your committee.
How are families charged?+
They aren't — schools run this per family analyzed, not as an application fee to the family.
Give your aid committee a head start
dojobase verifies every family's documents and hands the committee a clean brief — so the meeting is about decisions, not data entry.