The Candidate Profile
Review a candidate’s screening results, history, and conversations — and take action — from the detail view.
Click any row on the Candidates page to open the candidate’s profile in a drawer that slides out from the right. A Full profile link opens the same view as a full page.
The header shows the candidate’s name, the job they applied to, when they applied, their current stage badge, and their contact details. You can star the candidate, edit their contact info inline (email, phone, city, state), and see any talent pools they belong to.
Tabs
Overview
The screening summary at a glance:
- Score and recommendation — the AI screening score with a recommendation badge (for example, Recommend or Strongly Recommend).
- Tier indicator — a green/yellow/red quality signal.
- Question responses — the candidate’s answers to each screening question.
- Resume fit analysis — how the resume matches the job’s requirements.
- Notes — your team’s notes on the candidate live here too.
Work History
The candidate’s employment record, parsed from their resume:
- Employment assessment — strengths and concerns flagged from their history.
- Stability score — a measure of job tenure and employment consistency.
Calls
Every screening call with the candidate, including:
- Recordings you can play back.
- Transcripts of the conversation.
- Voicemail entries when a call went unanswered.
Messages
All SMS and email threads with the candidate, with a compose box to send new messages directly from the profile.
Timeline
A chronological log of everything that has happened: stage changes, calls, messages, interviews, and notes.
Actions
The action bar at the bottom of the profile adapts to the candidate’s current stage. The main actions:
Which actions appear depends on the candidate’s stage. For example, No-Show only appears when an interview is scheduled, and closed stages surface Override Status as the primary action so you can bring a candidate back into the flow.
For what each stage means and how candidates move between them, see Pipeline Stages.

