Automation
What runs without you, and what is deliberately kept in your hands.
Sourcing
Paste or forward a JD and the requirements, interview blueprint, question mix, duration and difficulty are drafted automatically. You confirm once.
The moment a role is created, people already interviewed by this workspace are matched against it and surfaced with what can be reused.
Screening
CVs sent to the role's intake address or dropped in bulk are screened against the JD without being opened first.
A candidate at or above the strong-match threshold is invited to interview automatically. Anything below it waits for you.
Off by design. A rejection is a decision about a person, so it stays with you even when the match is obviously weak.
Interviewing
Two reminders and a rescheduling link before the invitation expires, then the invitation is closed and you are told.
If a connection fails mid-interview, the candidate is offered a resumed session from the last completed question.
Review
An assessment with no anomalies, no session signals and full requirement coverage is approved and moves to the shortlist. Anything else comes to you.
Anomalies, missed requirements and session signals are never auto-cleared. They are queued for you with the decision pre-drafted.
Client
Once the agreed number of approved candidates exists, the client brief is generated and sent, and the hiring manager is asked for a debrief.
The hiring manager is reminded until they respond, and the placement outcome is written back to calibration.
Thresholds
The few numbers the automations run on. Set them once.
At or above this, a screened candidate is invited automatically.
The brief is sent to the client once this many candidates are approved.
Sent before an invitation expires.
A clean assessment at or above this is approved without you.
Today, without you
Everything below happened on its own.
How this is kept safe
- Anything that is not a decision about a person runs on its own — screening, inviting, chasing, briefing, recording the outcome.
- Anything that is a decision about a person comes to you with the decision already drafted, so the work is confirming rather than composing.
- A rejection is never automatic, at any threshold. Auto-decline exists as a setting and ships switched off.
- Automations report what they did in plain language, and every action can be reversed from the same place it is reported.
- If a rule is switched off, the work does not disappear — it appears in your queue instead.