02 · Intake
Ask for evidence relevant to this role.
Use requisition-specific screening questions and required-answer settings to collect the context your reviewers need alongside the résumé.
Branded careers & applicant tracking
Give candidates a branded starting point and give reviewers the role context, screening evidence, and next actions to keep each application moving.
Explore a prepared example. Sharing your own workflow is optional.
One applicant workflow
These product views show how a team configures intake and reviews applicants. Your team remains responsible for publication, candidate communication, and progression decisions.
The examples below use demonstration data. Controls depend on role, plan, and setup.
02 · Intake
Use requisition-specific screening questions and required-answer settings to collect the context your reviewers need alongside the résumé.
03 · Review
The applicant table connects each person with role-fit evidence, screening status, current stage, and a reviewer-owned next step.
04 · Follow-through
Open the applicant record to read stage reasons, timestamps, and message history before choosing a follow-up. Message status remains separate from the hiring decision.
Clear ownership
Fit summaries and suggested next steps support review. They do not establish a candidate’s ability or make an employment decision.
Before you decide
The careers settings include the organization logo, primary and accent colors, visible job details, and an optional employer privacy notice link. Desktop and mobile previews help you review the configuration.
No. Screening questions are requisition-specific and optional. A role can collect a résumé without adding a screener; where questions are used, the hiring team configures them for that role.
The applicant review includes recorded stage changes and communication history. Reviewers can inspect the available reasons, timestamps, message statuses, and permitted follow-up actions without reconstructing the history from separate notes.
No. Available fit evidence informs review, while authorized people choose the applicant’s next stage and employment outcome. Missing information remains something to verify.
Keep the context connected
Carry requirements and interview evidence through the wider hiring journey.
Review available history and revisit relevant people for another role.
See consent evidence, product activity, and scoped reporting.
A prepared applicant workflow
Follow a prepared role from the careers preview to applicant review and communication history. Sharing an open role of your own is optional.