Who are you looking for?
Describe in plain language what this person needs to be able to do.
How it works
Explain who you need. Review the first candidates and say what fits and what does not. Scout uses your feedback to continue the search.
Describe in plain language what this person needs to be able to do.
Describe the work, the team and what matters most.
See relevant experience and decide who you would contact.
Explain what is missing or receiving too much weight.
Scout uses your feedback to refine the search. You choose who to contact.
What you receive
Scout shows why a profile may be relevant without presenting unknown information as fact.
Short answers about what you provide, what changes and what you continue to decide.
No. You can begin in plain language. If you already have a job description, you can use it as additional context.
Yes. Specific feedback about what fits and what does not helps make the search direction clearer.
Explain what is missing or overemphasised. Scout uses that feedback to refine the direction and show different profiles.
You see known relevant experience, why the profile may be worth reviewing and which important questions remain open.
No. Interest, salary expectations and availability remain open until you discuss them with the candidate.
You decide which candidates to contact and lead the conversation with them.
Bring a difficult vacancy to the demo.
Book a demoWe will show how context, feedback and candidate evidence work together.