The problem
When hiring managers ask 'why this candidate?', recruiters scramble to justify decisions made weeks ago. Compliance teams need audit trails that don't exist. Without evidence, shortlisting looks arbitrary, even when it isn't.
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Every shortlisting decision includes documented reasoning. Show exactly why candidates advanced or didn't, for compliance, hiring managers and better decisions.
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Leadership · Strong: gives a specific example with outcomeWhen hiring managers ask 'why this candidate?', recruiters scramble to justify decisions made weeks ago. Compliance teams need audit trails that don't exist. Without evidence, shortlisting looks arbitrary, even when it isn't.
Scrini AI documents reasoning for every shortlisting decision. Each candidate includes a verdict with supporting evidence: skills matched, gaps identified, interview performance, outreach history and assessment scores, all in one place.
Evidence trails are built automatically as candidates progress. Resume screening, email exchanges, interviews and assessments all contribute to the final verdict. Export complete audit trails for compliance or hiring manager review.








GreenhouseLeverWorkdayScattered notes, forgotten reasons, no audit trail.
Structured evidence at every stage, complete candidate journey, exportable documentation and defensible decisions.
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Resume match analysis, screening results, email/SMS exchanges, interview transcripts, assessment scores and stage-by-stage advancement reasoning.
Yes. Complete audit trails can be exported per candidate, per role or for custom date ranges. Exports include all decision points with reasoning.
Hiring managers see exactly why candidates were shortlisted. No more 'trust me' conversations, evidence speaks for itself.