How AI evaluates candidates

See how Screened assesses resumes and interview answers against your criteria, with reasons your team can review.

The Problem

Manual screening is inconsistent

When you are screening hundreds of resumes, it is hard to apply every requirement consistently.

Workload and time pressure can change how much attention each application gets.

A strong candidate can be overlooked before the first conversation.

Our Approach

Same criteria
every time

Screened checks each application against the requirements you set.

The assessment records which requirements are supported and where information is missing.

Your team reviews the reasons and decides what to do next.

Step 1

Resume evaluation

Screened assesses the experience, skills, and work history in each resume against your role requirements.

What we evaluate

Years of experience

In relevant roles and industries

Technical skills

Tools, languages, certifications

Work history

Relevant responsibilities and progression

Education & credentials

When required by the role

What the AI is told to ignore

Name and gender

Not scoring criteria

Contact details

Email and phone

Age

Not scoring criteria

Hobbies

Not part of the fit assessment

3 years in marketing
HubSpot · Google Analytics
Social media → Campaign management
Education not required for this role

Step 2

Interview assessment: where to ask more

See which requirements the candidate’s answers support—and where a follow-up question or work sample would help.

Step 3

Scoring & reporting

The interview report brings the findings together and explains each rating. Open Writing Skills below to see how an answer leads to an assessment.

How an answer becomes an assessment

For a content-heavy role, long-form writing matters. Here, the candidate wrote emails and social posts, while a separate team wrote the articles. The report flags that gap and explains the evidence behind it.

Your team can ask about long-form writing or request a work sample. A missing example is a reason to follow up; it does not show that the candidate cannot do the work.

Open an assessment to read its reasoning. Connected ATS platforms show the results supported by that integration, with a link to the full report.

Strong

Clear evidence that the requirement is met

?

Questionable

Some evidence, with a gap to explore

Weak

Little evidence that the requirement is met

See it in action

Book a demo to see how Screened evaluates candidates for your roles.

You're always in control

AI recommends. You decide.

Review any recommendation

If an assessment misses relevant experience or raises a question, review the evidence and speak with the candidate. You can move someone forward even when the AI recommends otherwise.

See the reasoning

See which requirements the candidate meets, where evidence is missing and which interview answers support the assessment. Use those details to guide your review and follow-up questions.

Set your own criteria

Set the role’s must-haves and nice-to-haves. Screened assesses each application against those requirements.

Audit the process

Review the requirements checked and the reasons behind a screening recommendation in the candidate profile. The candidate CSV records the latest decision made in Screened; earlier activity is on the profile. Read how these screening records and internal tests support your review.