Four examples of what Veto does for people in very different situations.
Each one starts with what the household picked in the short interview: a retired couple with pets who no longer drive, a parent whose child is starting university in a city they have never seen, a couple choosing between two homes in Leeds, a family relocating to Nottingham with a child who has special educational needs. You see what those choices made Veto look at, two real addresses on the same checks with a score each, and an excerpt of the written report. The households are illustrative. The reports are real.
“We're in our sixties and downsizing to Bath, to be closer to our daughter and our grandchildren. Neither of us drives any more and I have a bad hip, so we need somewhere flat enough to walk, with a doctor and shops close by. We have two cats who go out, so the road needs to be quiet.”
“My child is starting university in London and we live a long way away. I want to make sure the area they're moving to isn't really bad for crime, and that they'll have a really good mobile signal so we can get hold of them when we need to. A busy area with bars and shops could be good for them too, for work and for enjoying themselves.”
“We've found two houses in Leeds that we both love. One is in Roundhay. The other is in a part of the city we don't know as well, and it costs far less. We want quiet, a park nearby and cafés to walk to, and we want to know what we'd be taking on.”
“We're relocating to Nottingham for work and our child has special educational needs. We're looking at Cotgrave and Bingham. Before anything else we need to know which schools are nearby, whether there are specialist options, and that the roads are safe for the school run.”
