What is available now—and what comes next.
CandidatesAssessment is in early access. This page separates currently marketed workflow, committed next capabilities, and longer-term discovery so agencies can evaluate the platform without guesswork.
A transparent product ledger
“Available” describes the workflow currently marketed on the platform. “Coming next” is not presented as live. “Discovery” remains subject to validation and sequencing.
- Create role-relevant assessments and assign assessment batteries.
- Invite candidates individually or in bulk, with deadlines and reminders.
- Track completion and review automatically generated results.
- Compare and rank candidates using consistent role criteria.
- Review strengths, areas to verify, and interview follow-up questions.
- Generate a server-created, immutable client shortlist PDF.
- Share an opaque, expiring, and revocable review link protected by verified email and a one-time code.
- Let clients expand evidence, comment, and record interview, hold, or decline decisions—with an activity summary for the recruiter.
- Use the Agency Analytics dashboard to monitor recruiting-stage conversion, client engagement, decisions, invitation delivery, and usage by client as real activity accumulates.
- Use the public library of 78 assessment pages and 21 role guides.
- Support candidate completion on mobile-friendly assessment screens.
- Distinct agency team roles, permissions, notes, and complete review history.
- Agency/client branding and white-label report options.
- CSV import/export, API, webhooks, and direct ATS/CRM connections.
- Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Arabic delivery.
- Client accounts and a persistent client portal beyond protected review links.
- Frozen role briefs plus assessment and result version lineage.
- Granular client permissions and per-link action controls.
- Candidate consent, client-specific sharing, and evidence reuse.
- Candidate anonymity modes and a complete audit trail for creation, views, expiry, and every review action.
- Role and norm benchmarks supported by adequate data.
- Enterprise identity controls including SSO and SCIM.
What early access means
We use early access to learn from real agency workflows while keeping the product boundary explicit. A public page, prototype, or planned integration is not treated as proof of a generally available feature.
- Available
- Part of the workflow currently described for early-access use.
- Coming next
- Planned and sequenced, but not promised as active today.
- Discovery
- Being validated against agency demand, risk, and product dependencies.
Evaluate the evidence, not the roadmap.
Start with the output, the assessment approach, and the current trust baseline.
Start with one client role.
Tell us what the role must deliver, which evidence matters, and how your client expects to review the shortlist.
Create an agency account with your work email or Google, then set up the first role.