HR and talent teams
Run every role from one place, with every decision on record.
- Job posts drafted for you
- Batch resume screening
- Cut-off scores you control
Every applicant is read against the same job criteria, and every score shows its breakdown. Clear the pile, then defend every call to a manager, a candidate or a regulator.
Your people decide. HireRabbit.AI does the reading and shows its work.
Twice the applications. Half the recruiters. Candidates who don't trust the result.
applications per job in 2025, up 111% from 116 in 2022
more applications per recruiter, 2022 to 2025
of job seekers call AI in hiring fair, while 70% of hiring managers trust it
How it works
Describe the job in a sentence. HireRabbit.AI drafts the posting and the must-have skills.
Each applicant is scored on the same four areas. No one gets skimmed because it's late on a Friday.
Send a link. Candidates answer spoken questions, and you get a scored report.
Move candidates through your own stages. Each move carries a reason anyone can read later.
Every resume is scored on skills, experience, projects and education. The overall score always matches the breakdown.
HireRabbit.AI suggests; people decide. Auto-reject only runs on a cut-off you set, in a batch you approve.
Missing every must-have skill means no strong match. Scores trace to the resume, and resume access follows each person's role.
For the whole team
Run every role from one place, with every decision on record.
Know why a candidate ranks where they do, before you meet them.
One standard for every hire, in every team.
Their stage, and nothing else.
Some tools give a score with no reason. Some give no score. HireRabbit.AI gives both.
| What matters | Typical automated screening | HireRabbit.AI |
|---|---|---|
| Where the score comes from | A number with no explanation. | Four area scores, and an overall score built from them. |
| Off-target applicants | Can rank high on keywords alone. | Missing every must-have skill keeps them at the bottom. |
| Rejections | Can happen with no one looking. | Only below your cut-off, in a batch you confirm. Reversible. |
| Decision record | Often none. | A written reason on every single-candidate move. |
From the blog
How AI and one-way interviews work, the notice and consent candidates are owed, how to prepare, and the red flags employers should avoid in AI tools.
How common fake candidates, proxy interviewers and deepfake video are, the warning signs at each hiring stage, and proportionate checks that stay fair.
How AI is changing which roles and skills companies hire for, where AI belongs in the funnel, how to govern it, and a 30/60/90-day adoption plan.
No. Auto-reject only files resumes below a cut-off you set, in a batch you confirm, and you can move any of them back. People make every other rejection, and moving a single candidate requires a written reason.
Through your careers page, an apply link you share, or bulk resume upload. All are screened the same way.
Four areas: skill match, work experience, projects and education. The overall score is built from them and shown beside them.
It runs a spoken first-round interview from a link. Your team gets the recording, transcript and a scored report.
People whose role allows it, and interviewers assigned to the candidate's stage. Changes apply straight away.
Not yet. Integrations and calendar sync are on the roadmap. We'll say so here when they ship.
Request access with your work email. It's free during invite-only early access, and we review every request.
Free during invite-only early access. All you need is a work email, and a person reviews every request.