Recruiter guide
Screen a stack against one role, catch the strong candidates an ATS would wrongly filter out, and turn a screen into an ongoing, defensible pipeline.
Screening a stack
- 1. Paste the role. On the recruiter page, add the job description (or use the JD tools to sharpen it first).
- 2. Drop in the résumés. Upload the batch; we parse and rank each one against the role.
- 3. Review the ranked list. Each candidate gets a match score, a factual AI summary, and knockout checks — with false rejects flagged.
- 4. Save & export. Save the role as a req, move candidates through the pipeline, and export a ranked shortlist to CSV for hiring managers.
What each tool does
False-reject flagging
Surfaces strong matches whose formatting an ATS would choke on — so you see the people you'd otherwise miss.
Blind screening
Hides names and filenames for a bias-reduced first pass; reveal when you advance candidates.
AI candidate summaries
A factual “why” on each top candidate against the role — never an invented qualification.
Saved reqs & pipeline
Save a role and track each candidate as shortlist / maybe / pass, so a one-time screen becomes a living pipeline.
JD optimizer + interview kit
Sharpen the posting (bias flags, must-have vs. nice-to-have) and generate a fair interviewer scorecard.
Talent pool search
Search candidates who opted in by skills, role, location, and work type — then reach out through the site. Their email stays private until they reply.
Common questions
What is a “false reject”?+
How does blind screening work?+
How many résumés can I screen?+
Do candidates in the talent pool know I can see them?+
Is the AI making the hiring decision?+
Still stuck?
Email us and a human will help.