Non-negotiable
The employer sees no individual answers, scores, documents, conversations, participation data or check-in status. Reporting stays group-level and follows fixed privacy thresholds.
No large programme and no individual HR case handling. The pilot tests in a defined scope whether the Housing Security Check, confidential check-ins and aggregated group insights are useful for employees and employer.
At this stage Huursterk is not positioned as a fully proven standard instrument. The pilot validates with a limited number of employers how housing stress can be surfaced safely, practically and usefully.
The employer sees no individual answers, scores, documents, conversations, participation data or check-in status. Reporting stays group-level and follows fixed privacy thresholds.
Target group, communication tone, fit with EAP/occupational health/relocation and impact measurement are configured per organisation.
HR selects the target group, approves communication and discusses the group report. Individual questions and check-ins run outside HR.
Predictable objections are not talked away. For each objection we clarify what is already hard-wired, what the pilot tests and what needs to mature later.
No individual participation, answers, scores, documents or conversations go to the employer. That boundary is not a pilot variable.
The Housing Security Check is a practice-based signal index. Pilots test response, recognisability, check-in demand and the value of group insights.
After multiple pilots, validation reporting, sector cases, fuller SLAs and deeper security documentation follow.
A content-led, privacy-conscious pilot in which employer and Huursterk jointly examine how housing stress can be made visible and manageable.
Sales and relationship materials are intentionally not published as loose public downloads. After an initial conversation we send the pilot proposal, check-in scope, implementation pack, evaluation form or Small Team Pilot as a relevant PDF attachment.