Candidate screening
Start with relevant experience, role understanding, and a few focused questions.
Screen candidates, run interview rounds, and track applicants in one workspace. Shape the conversation around the role, then review what each person shared.
Candidates join with a private link. No account needed.
A screening round shaped around the role.
Sales · Marketing · Customer support · Operations · Leadership · Engineering
Use Turnwise for one step or across your interview process.
Start with relevant experience, role understanding, and a few focused questions.
Build behavioral, role-specific, leadership, or technical interviews for each stage.
Review transcripts and private analysis. Add notes grounded in the conversation.
Keep candidate profiles, stages, invitations, and interview history together.
One workflow for the interviewer. A simple invitation for the candidate.
Start from scratch, choose a template, or build with AI. Set the skills, questions, and interview length.
Invite your candidate to an interview in their browser. They can pause and resume when they return.
Read saved answers alongside private analysis. Add notes, update their stage, and plan the next round.
Bring your applicants into one workspace. See who’s new, who’s interviewing, and whose answers are ready to review.
Invitations, interview attempts, answers, and your review notes.
Assess the skills that matter for the role. Review the conversation, see what was covered, and record your own assessment.
Revisit the candidate’s responses, check what remains unanswered, and record your assessment.
For technical roles, include coding exercises and architecture diagrams alongside the conversation. Choose how much the AI coding assistant can help.
Clear expectations on both sides of the interview.
No. Build interviews for sales, marketing, customer support, operations, leadership, or any other role. Choose the skills and questions relevant to your work. Coding pads and diagrams are optional.
Yes. Use a short screening interview or create a more detailed role-specific round. Assign multiple interviews to a candidate, each with its own questions, settings, and saved answers.
Add candidates or import a CSV. Search and filter your list, update each candidate’s stage, and keep their invitations, interview attempts, and private review notes together. Candidates currently enter through your workspace rather than a public job application form.
No. Candidates use the private invitation link from their interviewer. Interviewers sign in to manage candidates and review interviews.
Yes. For coding interviews, you set the assistant’s help level, including whether it can write full implementations. You also choose the questions, tools, follow-up limit, and whether the interview has a countdown.
Yes. In your interviewer workspace, preview the questions and tools before creating the invitation. Candidates can take an interview only after they receive a private invitation link.
Interview transcripts, shared code, and evidence are saved for 30 days. Candidates can revisit their saved conversation; interviewers can review assigned interviews. Analysis and review notes are private to the interviewer. Audio recordings are not saved.
No. Analysis helps you review the conversation and its supporting evidence. The interviewer makes the assessment and decides what comes next.
Build a screening interview, a deeper conversation, or your next interview round.
Create an interview Candidates enter from their private invitation link.