Ranked, with ties explained
Sort by total, by one competency, or by test result. Close scores are grouped so nobody misses a strong candidate by a decimal.
Candidate Shortlist
Candidates are ranked by weighted score the moment their interviews finish. Recruiters scan the list, open any scorecard, and move people forward or back. The board shows who decided what and when.
| # | Candidate | Score | Lane | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | AMArvind M. | 4.2 | Shortlist | Approved |
| 2 | RSRitika S. | 3.7 | Shortlist | Approved by Arjun |
| 3 | FNFarah N. | 3.6 | Shortlist | Pending |
| 4 | SPSneha P. | 3.4 | Needs review | Poor audio on Q5 |
| 5 | KRKarthik R. | 3.3 | Needs review | Switched language |
Lanes: Shortlist, Needs review, Not a match
To approve a batch for the next round
Decision log per candidate
What it does
Sort by total, by one competency, or by test result. Close scores are grouped so nobody misses a strong candidate by a decimal.
Language, shift preference, location, notice period and test pass lines. Filters use what the candidate told you, never inferred traits.
Send a shortlist link to a branch manager. They see scorecards and replays, and can approve without a login.
Approved candidates get a booking link. Others get a respectful message on the timeline you set, so nobody is left waiting.
How it works
The same sequence runs for every candidate, so results are comparable across a whole hiring drive.
Candidates land in a lane based on the recommendation.
Amber cards first, then the top of the shortlist.
Drag a card or use keyboard shortcuts. Every move is logged.
Approved candidates receive scheduling links automatically.
Specifications
Questions
No. "Not a match" is a suggestion. Messages go out only after a recruiter confirms.
Yes. Compare view lines up scores, reasons and key transcript moments.
Yes. Group candidates by college and slot, and approve by batch.
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