International Credential Evaluation demo

What the demo shows

Admissions offices verify foreign diplomas and convert grades using cited country rules

Seven agents work each credential set: they read it in its own language, check the document against the issuer's format and the issuing country's verification service, match identity across passport, diploma and transcript, apply the institution's own versioned country rules to produce the equivalency and a recalculated GPA, and draft the statement, with an orchestrator running them in order. A named evaluator approves and signs; every value cites a document line or a rule section.

Transcript

1. 0:00International Credential Evaluation reads foreign diplomas and equates them with cited rules.
2. 0:09Today the applicant pays a hundred dollars and waits a week.
3. 0:16Nine thousand four hundred international applications, a hundred and ten countries.
4. 0:21This Colombian diploma arrived last night; English sits beside every line.
5. 0:29Click a grade: four point six, Desempeno Superior, crosses to an A.
6. 0:34The rule is Halden's own, version twenty twenty-six point one, signed and dated.
7. 0:44Identity is a finding, not a feeling: two surnames, one person.
8. 0:52Hollis Tran confirms the same person, then signs the statement.
9. 0:57A US high school diploma, recalculated GPA three point eight two.
10. 1:04Every statement keeps its rule version; a change needs a second signature.
11. 1:09An auditor changes nothing, and takes the evidence pack.
12. 1:17Two business days instead of seven, and no fee.
13. 1:21Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.

The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.