The short version
A resume cannot tell you how someone sounds with an upset customer. A recorded answer to a real scenario can, before anyone spends time on a call.
Test the job, not the resume
Agents succeed on how they listen, explain and stay calm, and on how well they work with your tools. All of that can be checked in a short journey before the first interview.
What to check
- Spoken clarity and tone with an unhappy customer.
- Following a short written process correctly.
- Typing or system basics, if the role needs them.
- Fit with how your team works.
Hear them handle a customer
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Recorded answers on any device
Candidates record answers in the browser on a phone or laptop.
In Journeys - 2
A customer on screen
Ask each scenario with a recorded clip or an AI-generated interviewer video, so it feels like a real call.
In Journeys - 3
Scored against your guidance
Each answer is scored against the criteria you write, with the transcript next to the score.
In Journeys
A short skills check
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The right question types
Mix multiple choice, short answers and process questions, with answer keys kept hidden from candidates.
In Journeys - 2
Pools and shuffling
Draw from question pools and shuffle the order, so answers are not passed around.
In Journeys - 3
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Route by score and invite automatically
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Automatic interview invites
Invite top scorers to the first interview stage as soon as they finish.
In Interviews & scheduling - 3
Self-booking links
Candidates pick a time from the panel's shared open slots, and can reschedule if they need to.
In Interviews & scheduling
Review a class at a time
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Compare board
Line candidates up question by question when you are filling a training class.
In Applicant tracking - 2