FSC, Inc. Introduces Rocket Vetting for Continuous Roster Vetting
Continuous vetting for public and private roster programs across Deceased, Address, Roster and Identity categories,
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Continuous vetting for public and private roster programs across Deceased, Address, Roster and Identity categories, with automated case delivery.
MARSHALL, VA, UNITED STATES, September 22, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — FSC, Inc. today announced the launch of Rocket Vetting, a platform that complements and extends existing roster programs by adding a private, secure, autonomous and continuous layer of roster vetting and case management.
Organizations ranging from pension, benefit and alumni programs to associations, employers, corporations and state government agencies depend on accurate rosters to make decisions and provide services. Rocket Vetting works alongside those existing programs, continuously identifying information that may warrant review.
Rocket Vetting was designed around four principles:
Private. Each organization operates within its own Rocket Vetting environment, with roster data, alerts and cases maintained in its private database.
Secure. Sensitive data is encrypted, protecting roster information throughout the Rocket Vetting process.
Autonomous. Rocket Vetting automatically vets roster information for 28 potential alert conditions across four categories — Deceased, Address, Roster and Identity. When an alert is identified, a case is automatically created and delivered to the organization’s private Rocket Vetting database. Authorized staff access and manage cases through RV-CMS, Rocket Vetting’s lightweight, web-based case management system.
Continuous. Rocket Vetting supports pull and push vetting. Pull vetting occurs when an organization initiates vetting of its roster. Where configured, push vetting occurs when Rocket Vetting identifies relevant new information affecting a roster member. Resulting cases are automatically delivered to the organization’s private Rocket Vetting database within minutes of alert creation, making them available for assignment, review and determination.
For deceased vetting, Rocket Vetting uses the Social Security Administration’s Limited Access Death Master File (LADMF) to identify potential deceased roster members for review.
“Organizations make important decisions every day based on their rosters,” said David Milburn, President of Rocket Vetting, LLC. “Rocket Vetting continuously helps answer a fundamental question: Can I still trust this record?”
Rocket Vetting is also offering Pilot 250, a limited-time opportunity for organizations to experience Rocket Vetting and RV-CMS in a dedicated Rocket Vetting Incubator — a private database, virtual computer and private website hosted by Rocket Vetting.
About Rocket Vetting
Rocket Vetting, LLC provides private, secure, autonomous and continuous roster vetting for public and private organizations. Rocket Vetting works alongside existing roster programs to identify information that may warrant review and automatically deliver resulting cases for investigation and determination.
Rocket Vetting was developed by FSC, Inc., an information systems company founded in 1990.
David Milburn
Rocket Vetting, LLC
+1 703-214-3007
david.milburn@rocketvetting.com
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