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Candidate Filtration and Management

Discover how to use filters and sorting features to narrow down your applicant pool and organize candidates based on your specific hiring criteria.

Written by Mohammad Ehab
Updated over 3 weeks ago

How to Manage Candidates for a Job Posting

Once your job is published, you can review applicants, organize them by stage, schedule interviews, and complete hiring — all from one place. This guide walks you through each step

How To Access the Candidates Section

  1. From the left-hand menu, go to Jobs.

  2. Click Current Jobs and Select the job posting you want to manage (e.g. Nurse)

  3. Click Candidates on the right side to display candidates list

Result: You’ll be directed to the candidate list for that role

How the Candidate List Works

  1. Displays Candidates who applied

  2. Recommends candidates with a matching percentage

  3. Lists different tabs in a drop-down menu to sort candidates

Candidates are organized into tabs based on their hiring stage ( all status are editable and selectable )

Status

What it Means

Applied

Candidate submitted an application

Shortlisted

Candidate selected for further review

Interviewed

Candidate completed an interview

Offered

Candidate received a job offer

Accepted

Candidate is accepted for the vacancy

Hired

Candidate officially hired

Rejected

Candidate is no longer under consideration

🎯 Discover Qualified Candidates Before They Even Apply

Smart Matching helps you find qualified candidates — EVEN IF THEY HAVEN'T APPLIED YET

To enable Smart Matching:

  1. Turn on the Smart Match button.

  2. View recommended candidates instantly.

  3. Each profile shows a matching percentage

  4. Invite candidates to apply

  5. Save profiles for later review

  6. Tag candidates for categorization

Note: After you tag candidates with names, you can easily access to these saved profiles with tags you have created.

Go to Candidates and click Saved Profiles

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