
Compliance & Methodology Appendix
Credencis, LLC provides a behavioral screening methodology designed to support hiring and workforce decisions through quantitative analysis of written responses.
The Credencis Behavioral Analysis Screening Tool (CBAST) offers standardized behavioral insights related to response, structure, consistency, and cognitive demand.
CBAST is intended to inform, not replace, human judgment and existing hiring practices.
Purpose & Scope
CBAST is designed to support organizations by:
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Providing pre-interview behavioral context
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Introducing standardized, role-relevant behavioral data
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Supporting more informed and defensible hiring and vetting decisions
Methodology Summary
CBAST evaluates written responses to structured prompts using quantitative analysis techniques.
The methodology focuses on observable response characteristics at the time of screening, including consistency, structure, and indicators of cognitive demand.
All analyses are standardized, role-relevant, and designed to complement existing organizational hiring frameworks.
What CBAST IS/IS NOT
What CBAST Is:
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A quantitative behavioral screening methodology
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An evaluation of written response patterns
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A decision-support tool used prior to or alongside interviews
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A standardized, job-relevant behavioral insight layer
What CBAST Is Not:
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A medical or psychological assessment
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A personality test or typology
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A diagnostic or predictive instrument
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An automated hiring decision system
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A replacement for interviews, background checks, or human review
Equal Employment Opportunity& Fair Use Statement
Credencis is designed to support fair, consistent application across candidates. CBAST evaluates job-relevant behavioral response patterns and does not assess medical conditions, psychological health or protected attributes.
All employment decisions remain under full human oversight and organizational governance.
Legal & Compliance Positioning
All results are intended to be interpreted, by trained organizational personnel, as one input among multiple evaluative tools.
