Everything you need to screen.
Built around the way recruiters actually work, from the first upload to a shortlist you can defend.
Senior Backend Engineer
248 CVs screened against one rubric
Turn a folder of CVs into a shortlist.
Upload PDFs and DOCX in bulk. Every CV is scored against one rubric.
- Bulk upload, PDF and DOCX
- Each CV scored on its own
- One bad file never stalls the batch
Aman Sharma
Senior Backend Engineer
“Led backend for a payments platform on Go and PostgreSQL, 4M transactions a day.”
Evidence, resume page 1, confidence high
ImyHR recommends. A recruiter makes the call.
Scores you can take apart.
A number on its own is not reviewable. Every score shows its reasoning.
- Weighted match score
- Quoted evidence from the CV
- Missing requirements and a confidence rating
Backend Engineer
Every CV scored against the same rubric
Same role. Same criteria. Every candidate.
ImyHR drafts a rubric from your role. You edit it and approve it before anything runs.
- Editable weights and knockout rules
- Nothing screens until you approve it
- The same standard on the last CV as the first
Aman Sharma
Senior Backend Engineer
- 1Walk me through your role in the payments migration you mentioned.
- 2You listed AWS but not infrastructure-as-code, how did you provision it?
- 3The role needs team leadership, tell me about managing your last team.
Built from this CV and the gaps this screening found.
Stop guessing what to ask.
Every candidate comes with a short list of questions built from their own CV and rubric gaps.
- Tailored to each candidate's CV
- Targets the gaps this screening found
- No two candidates get the same list
Run it as a team. Keep the receipts.
Decisions, feedback and reports in one place, with a person in charge of every call.
Pipeline stages
Move candidates from screened to shortlisted to interview.
Hiring-manager feedback
Share a shortlist and collect decisions with written reasons.
A controlled learning loop
Feedback becomes a rubric change only after a person approves it.
Human approval gates
ImyHR recommends. It never decides on its own.
Workspace isolation
Every record is scoped to its workspace in the database.
Auditable outcomes
Scores and overrides are kept with the rubric that produced them.
See it on your own CVs.
Create a role, upload a batch, watch the shortlist build.