Use case
Check rental application packs before you approve
The problem
A rental application is a pack: ID, payslips, bank statements, an employment letter. Forged payslips and edited statements are now trivial to produce, and an incomplete pack stalls the decision while a property sits vacant.
Agents juggle dozens of applications at once; checking each document by hand for completeness and consistency does not scale, so risky packs slip through on a deadline.
How Stipple helps
Stipple checks the pack against a rental-application checklist — classifying each document and reporting what is present and what is missing — then runs forensic verification on the income documents (tamper signals and arithmetic reconciliation on payslips and statements).
You get a completeness view and a per-document risk signal in one pass: coverage that the right documents are present and that the income evidence holds up — not an approval decision, which stays with your team.
The call
curl -X POST "https://www.stipple.sh/v1/check-pack?scheme=rental_application" \
-F "files=@payslip.pdf" -F "files=@bank-statement.pdf" -F "files=@licence.png"
# → { "complete": false, "missing": ["proof_of_address"],
# "documents": [ { "classified_type": "payslip", ... } ] }Run it at application intake: complete, consistent packs move to offer, and the ones missing documents or showing income-tamper signals come back with the specific gap or flag.