Which must-haves matched, and which didn't
Which must-haves matched, which are missing, and how much each area counted. If someone changes a score by hand, the reason is kept. You can read it to a manager in ten seconds.
Because she matched four of the five must-haves HR approved, and her experience, location and notice period fit too, each counted with the weight you set. It's all on the screen. No black box, no gut feel.
A recruiter who can't explain a shortlist loses the manager's trust, and the next shortlist gets read CV by CV anyway. A score is only useful if you can say it out loud.
From the apply address, a job board, an agency or the careers page.
These are the Sales Manager must-haves with the weights HR approved. Move them and watch the list change. Tap a name to read its receipt. (A simplified sample: the real score also weighs experience, location, pay and notice period.)
Try it: make “Enterprise accounts” matter more and watch Rohan climb. The ranking follows what you approve.
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A score you can say out loud.
“She matched four of five. Here's the one she missed.”
Which must-haves matched, which are missing, and how much each area counted. If someone changes a score by hand, the reason is kept. You can read it to a manager in ten seconds.
The same inputs always give the same result. Two recruiters never argue about a ranking.
AI drafts the must-haves, screening questions and interview scorecard from the job description. Pick a matching profile (balanced, strict or lenient) or set the weights for each role.
When a role opens, past candidates who fit are found and listed next to the new CVs. The full ranked list comes with the Scale plan (Firm for agencies).
Every point, explained.