The files you already have
PDF, DOCX, Markdown, and plain text, up to 50 CVs in one batch.
Ranking
Paste the job description, upload the CVs you already have, and get an ordered list. Every candidate is read against the same requirements, so the tenth CV gets the same attention as the first.
Every CV in the batch comes back in order, with a fit score and the specific reasons behind it. Strengths and concerns are both written out, so a low score is as explainable as a high one.
What it does
PDF, DOCX, Markdown, and plain text, up to 50 CVs in one batch.
When a PDF has no text layer, the text is read from the page images instead of the file being skipped.
The job description is turned into a list of requirements, and every CV is scored against that same list.
Each candidate gets a fit score plus the specific points for and against, written in plain English.
When a batch covers more than one kind of role, candidates are grouped so you compare like with like.
The result is a report page you can share as a link or save as a PDF.
How it runs
FAQ
Up to 50 in a single batch.
PDF, DOCX, Markdown, and plain text.
Yes. If there is no text layer, the text is read from the page images.
Use sourcing instead. It finds candidates for you and ranks them the same way.
Upload the applications sitting in your inbox and see them ordered against the role.