A shortlist of the best candidates, ready to review

The assistant reads every application against your role, ranks the candidates and explains why. You and your team make every hiring decision.

From a pile of applications to a shortlist

The assistant does the reading. Your team does the choosing.

New role

Reading your tools

Got it. I will match each CV to the role and ignore name, age and photo.

Stage 1

It learns.

First, it learns what the role needs.

  1. Learns the role

    What the job needs, in your words, and what is nice to have.

  2. Learns what good looks like

    Share a good hire's profile to guide the match.

Candidates
Reading applications0 applications read
  • PPriya NairClosest matchSix years in B2B sales
  • DDaniel KohSoftware sales lead
  • AAisha RahmanSimilar market
  • WWei Jie LimNew accounts
Stage 2

It reads.

Then it reads every application, the same way.

  1. Reads every application

    The same way, every time.

  2. Ignores what should not matter

    Name, age, gender and photo are left out.

  3. Explains each match

    A short reason beside every name.

Shortlist
To Hiring manager
Subject Shortlist: sales executive, eight candidates

EditSend to the manager
Interview times can be offered next.
Stage 3

It shortlists.

Finally, it prepares the list for your team.

  1. Prepares a short summary

    One page for the hiring manager.

  2. Waits for your decision

    People decide who to interview.

  3. Keeps everyone informed

    Candidates who are not chosen get a kind reply.

People make every hiring decision. The assistant only prepares the shortlist.

Made for anyone who hires

A group gathered around a laptop in a workshop.

The HR manager with a pile of CVs

A shortlist with reasons, ready in an hour.

A hundred applications arrive, and you have a week to find the best ten.

Two colleagues discussing ideas beside bookshelves.

The founder hiring alone

A calm, fair first read of every application.

You read CVs late at night and still worry you missed someone good.

A small team discussing plans around a table.

The hiring manager who is busy

A short list of people worth your time.

You want to meet great people, not read forty similar CVs.

A team working around a table covered in plans and sticky notes.

The recruiter with many roles

More time with candidates, less time with piles.

Each role has hundreds of applications, and you cannot read them all closely.

What changes for your team

Without the assistantWith the Recruitment Screening Assistant

Reading 120 CVs takes days

A shortlist is ready in an hour

Good people are missed on page two

Every application is read the same way

Each reader weighs things differently

One clear standard for every candidate

Decisions are hard to explain

Every rating comes with a reason

Testimonials from teams who use it every day

A fair first read

“Every application is read the same way. I trust the shortlist more than I trusted my own tired eyes at ten at night.”
Grace LimHR Manager, services company
Singapore
Dubai
Kuala Lumpur
Bangalore
Manila

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