For recruiters and hiring managers

Build a shortlist you can explain.

Compare candidates, focus your interviews, and explain your shortlist—with role criteria, candidate evidence and interview guidance in one workspace.

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Customer Success Manager

Demo walkthrough

Set the standard for the role.

Customer Success Manager requisition NVG-016 with five approved weighted criteria for portfolio ownership, success planning, escalation, renewals and onboarding.

Start with the role: portfolio ownership and success planning carry the highest weights in this example.

For this Customer Success Manager role, the team has approved five criteria. Review the role brief and decide how much each requirement matters before screening begins.

What you work with

  • Role brief
  • Approved criteria
  • Criterion importance

What carries forward

Five agreed role criteria

Portfolio ownership, success planning, escalation, renewals and onboarding give this review a shared standard.

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Put the evidence side by side.

Candidate Hub comparing Camille Laurent and Adrian Okafor side by side with profile summaries, experience, skills, and scorecard evidence.

Compare the candidates: Camille and Adrian’s Customer Success Manager records show the same evidence categories side by side.

Camille and Adrian are being reviewed for the same role. Compare experience, skills and available interview evidence, then open the supporting record before choosing the next conversation.

What you work with

  • Résumé summaries
  • Skills and experience
  • Interview scorecards

What carries forward

A comparison with context

Relevant experience and available scorecard evidence remain visible beside each profile.

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Ask about the work that matters.

Customer Success Manager structured interview scorecard with five questions, listening cues, follow-up prompts and rating guidance.

Prepare the interview: the scorecard for this role gives interviewers questions, listening cues and follow-ups.

The Customer Success Manager scorecard turns the role requirements into five interview questions. Review and edit the questions, listening cues and follow-ups before the conversation.

What you work with

  • Editable questions
  • Listening cues
  • Follow-up prompts

What carries forward

A shared interview plan

Questions, rating guidance and follow-ups help your team probe the work that matters.

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Make the next move with the full context.

Camille Laurent’s Customer Success Manager record showing evidence, readiness checks and reviewer controls for Advance, Offer, Hold, Reject or Withdrawn.

Review the next action: Camille’s record keeps readiness checks and evidence beside the reviewer’s decision controls.

Review role alignment and what still needs verification. Your team chooses the outcome and records the rationale in the decision workflow.

What you work with

  • Role-aligned evidence
  • Verification items
  • Decision rationale

What carries forward

A reviewer-owned next step

The evaluation and verification needs stay available as your team records its next action.

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Evidence you can actually review

The summary is the starting point.

Open the source. Explore the question. Keep the next step with the record.

Trace the sourceRead résumé excerpts alongside the summaries they support.

Focus the follow-upUse conversation starters and verification items to guide the interview.

Keep the decision yoursReview the context and record the reasoning behind your next action.

Candidate Hub showing Camille Laurent’s résumé source excerpts, evidence summaries, suggested conversation openers, verification queue, and human decision controls.

Source excerpts, suggested follow-ups and verification items remain available in the candidate record.

AI analysis supports your review. Your team makes every hiring decision. Missing information is a reason to ask a question; it doesn’t establish a lack of ability.

A few useful answers

Make it work for your hiring team.

You can explore a prepared workflow before bringing your own role or candidate information.

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What do we need to get started?

Start with a role brief and agree on what the interview should establish. Review the suggested criteria, questions and summaries for relevance. For a demo, we can use a prepared example; bringing your own role is optional.

Can it help with specialist interviews?

Role-specific questions, listening cues and follow-up prompts give interviewers a structured starting point. Your team reviews and edits the guidance, and brings in qualified specialist review where needed.

Can we keep our existing ATS?

Yes. Evidize can work alongside your ATS without requiring a built-in connection. Intake, access and the movement of information depend on your plan and setup. We’ll walk through the workflow with you in the demo.

Does Evidize decide who gets shortlisted?

Your hiring team owns the shortlist. Evidize helps organize evidence and guide review; it does not automatically advance or reject candidates. Review the source information and record the reasoning behind your next step.

Which plans include these workflows?

Core and Enterprise include Candidate Hub and structured scorecards. Recruiting plans also include these workflows. Bulk intake and ATS access have separate requirements. Compare plan capabilities.

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