A first round that asks the second question.
Screening calls take an hour of somebody's day to learn what a ten-minute conversation would have told you. A chat interview runs itself, digs where an answer is thin, and comes back scored.
Scored on the report, with the transcript attached.
A conversation, not a form with a timer on it.
It asks, they answer, in writing
The interview runs as a chat in the browser. No call to schedule, no recruiter in the room, and nothing for the candidate to install.
A thin answer gets a second question
Where an answer skates over the thing you asked about, the AI asks again in plain terms. That is the part a fixed question list cannot do.
Marked against what you asked for
The conversation comes back with a score and the reasoning behind it, on the same report as the rest of the attempt. You keep the final call.
AI chat interviews, answered.
One credit for the sitting, the same as any other attempt, plus AI credits for the conversation itself. AI credits are metered separately because a conversation costs an order of magnitude more to serve than a proctored MCQ.
Pro and Business. Pro includes 10 AI credits a month, and more can be bought at any time at a fixed price.
Yes. The full transcript is on the candidate's report, next to their score and every proctoring event from the same sitting.
No. It scores and shows its reasoning; the decision is yours. Any score can be overridden, and the override is recorded on the report.
Yes. It is a section of an assessment like any other, so a paper can mix multiple choice, written answers and a chat round in one sitting.
Put the first round on autopilot.
One credit for the sitting plus AI credits for the conversation. On Pro and Business, with 10 AI credits included every month.
- Free plan, 50 credits a month
- Works in any browser
- Proctoring on every attempt
- Scored the moment they submit