In Outlook
Start where recruiters already work
Prepare the interview from the Outlook appointment recruiters already use.
No separate scheduling workflow
A clearer way to protect interviews
Evidize adds a disclosed candidate check, protects meeting access, and flags signs of disallowed AI use while the interview is active.
After the call, reviewers see what happened, record any follow-up, and decide the next step.
Reduce integrity risk
Protect the interview
Keep decisions human-led
See the product in action
Open the interview record to see what needs attention, why it matters, and what your team may want to confirm next.
Outcome 1 of 3
Know exactly where review is neededSee risk flags, missing scorecards, overdue follow-up, and unassigned client work together so the team knows where to start.
Outcome 1 of 3: Know exactly where review is needed. See risk flags, missing scorecards, overdue follow-up, and unassigned client work together so the team knows where to start.
One clear interview journey
Add protection around the remote interview your team already runs.
Before the interview
During the interview
After the interview
Important boundary
The product does not record or stream the candidate’s screen.
Reviewers see the available context and its limits before deciding what happens next.
The hiring organization owns candidate communication, accommodations, and employment decisions.
Buyer and candidate questions
The candidate receives clear instructions and completes the disclosed check. The meeting link becomes available when the required steps are complete.
Evidize can flag signs that an AI assistant may be active, unusual interaction patterns, and checks with limited visibility. Reviewers see the available context; the product does not make an automatic employment decision.
No. A finding prompts review. Your team considers the context, records follow-up, and decides whether the candidate advances.
Yes. Recruiters can start from an Outlook appointment, employees can use their Microsoft work accounts, and Evidize adds protection around the existing remote interview process.
Designed for adoption
Recruiters start in Outlook, employees use their Microsoft work accounts, and your organization stays in control of access.
In Outlook
Prepare the interview from the Outlook appointment recruiters already use.
No separate scheduling workflow
Microsoft sign-in
Let employees use the Microsoft work accounts your organization already manages.
Access stays with your Microsoft 365 setup
Practical rollout
Add protection around your current remote-interview process instead of replacing it.
Rollout follows your interview policy
Protect your next interview
Bring one remote-interview workflow and see how protection fits from candidate check to reviewer follow-up.