Six things happen
before you open a resume.
Criteria-based evaluation and qualification, not matching. This asks whether the person has done the job, not whether their resume uses the right words.
Intake
Candidates flow in from job boards, referrals, or an existing database, automatically.
Evaluation
Criteria-based evaluation and qualification, not matching. This asks whether the person has done the job, not whether their resume uses the right words.
Control
Recruiters see the full qualified pool, not just a cutoff ranking that hides everyone below it.
Interviews
That qualification carries forward into the interview, and every subsequent interview, so the conversation starts from what's already known instead of from zero.
Talent Database
Applicants stay reusable. Everyone who's ever applied gets re-qualified automatically against future requirements.
Records
Every recommendation comes with a written reason, ready to defend to a hiring manager or a client.
Qualifying at volume.
Built for staffing agencies, recruiting agencies, and professional services firms qualifying candidates or talent at volume. For Professional Services, that means firms managing consultants, specialists, project talent, or a deployable bench across client engagements.
Questions buyers
ask first.
See it on a real role.
Bring one open role and your own applicants. We'll show you the qualified shortlist and the written reasoning behind every recommendation.

