Creating a Job
To start screening candidates, create a job. The setup flow walks you through the role itself, the screening questions, the hiring pipeline, interview scheduling, and a final review.
To start, go to Jobs and click Post Your Job.
Your job stays in Draft until you activate it on the last step. Nobody is called or screened while a job is a draft. Once the first step is saved you can leave at any point: click Save Draft, then pick up later with Continue setup on the job’s row in the Jobs list.
The five steps
Job Details
Describe the role. You have three ways to fill this step in:
- Upload or paste a job description. Click Upload file and choose a PDF, Word, or text file, or click Paste text, paste the description, and click Pre-fill from text. CONFIRM reads the description and fills in the title, description, pay, location, and more for you to review.
- Generate with AI. Enter a title and click Generate with AI to draft the description, requirements, pay, and industry.
- Type it in yourself.
The fields on this step:
Company pitch and benefits can each be saved as a company default for future jobs. Company name pronunciation is saved for your whole company, not just this job — the same setting lives in Settings → Knowledge Base.
The Post quality panel rates the posting (Excellent, Good, or Needs work) against Indeed’s posting guidance and lists what to fix. Click Enhance with AI to have the title and description rewritten, then review the suggestion before applying it. The panel is advice only — it never blocks activation.
Industry, seniority, and education level help paid job boards target the right candidates. Indeed listings depend most on a complete description, an accurate ZIP code, and a pay range.
Click Save & Continue to create the draft and move on.
Screening Questions
Build the questions the AI agent asks on the screening call. CONFIRM generates a starting set from your job details. Click Suggest More for additional suggestions or Add Question to write your own. Drag questions to reorder them, click question text to edit it, and switch a question from Regular to Knockout to make it a must-have.
This step also has Distance Screening, which automatically declines candidates who live beyond a maximum distance from the job, and — if your organization uses CONFIRM Background Checks — the job’s background check settings.
See Screening Questions and Knockout Criteria.
Pipeline
Shape what happens after screening. Every pipeline starts with Confirm AI Screening and ends with Hire Decision; in between, hover between steps and click Add a step to add an interview round, a review, or an assessment (and a background check, if your organization uses CONFIRM Background Checks), and drag steps to reorder them. A summary at the top explains what the pipeline does with a candidate who passes screening, including whether the interview is booked on the call or by a booking link.
See The Hiring Pipeline.
Scheduling
Set up interviews for the job: the Interview calendar that hosts bookings (the organization default calendar unless you pick a team member’s connected calendar), plus interview length and availability. Settings can be shared across rounds on the Defaults tab or customized per round. See Calendar Integration and Scheduling Settings for your organization’s defaults.
Review & Activate
Review the Readiness Checklist and a summary of the job: details, screening questions (with knockouts marked), interview rounds, and your email and calendar connections. The required checks are job details (a title, plus a location for non-remote jobs) and at least one screening question; the email and calendar checks are optional but recommended, and you can connect your email from the checklist.
Tick I’ve reviewed this job posting and confirm all details are accurate, then click Activate Job. Or click Save as Draft to come back later.
After activation
CONFIRM sets up the voice agent and screening questions, activates the job, and takes you to the job’s console, where every setting from setup can be changed later. See The Job Console.
To get applicants, promote the job on job boards — see Posting to Job Boards — or add candidates yourself from the Candidates page.

