Screenz Live AI Recruiter Interviews
AI candidate screening with automated interviewsScreen applicants automatically and read the reports
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Screening a large applicant pool for a single role.
- Cutting the time from application to shortlist.
- Producing structured reports for hiring managers.
How to use it
- 1 Register and log in to the Screenz site.
- 2 Set the job requirements and screening rules.
- 3 Upload candidate resumes or take online applications.
- 4 Let the system interview and screen automatically.
- 5 Read the reports and speak only to the shortlisted candidates.
Who it is for
Pros
- Handles volume that a person cannot process by hand.
- Structured reports give hiring managers something comparable.
- A free trial lets you see the output before buying.
Limitations
- The free offer is a trial, so ongoing use requires a paid plan.
- Automatic rejection rules can embed bias and are regulated in some places, so tell candidates how AI is used, keep a human reviewer, and follow local employment and privacy rules; any compliance failure is the user's responsibility.
- Reports are only as good as the screening rules you set.
- It needs to fit into your existing hiring process to be worth anything.
What Screenz is
Screenz is AI candidate screening software that automates the first stage of recruitment. Instead of a recruiter reading every resume and running every initial call, the system conducts intelligent interviews with candidates, applies the screening rules you have set, and automatically eliminates applicants who do not meet the job requirements. Everyone who remains gets a detailed, multi dimensional report covering their interview performance, so the recruiter's time goes to people who already fit rather than to sorting a pile. The listing cites an internet company that cut its recruitment cycle in half and hired several strong technical people after adopting it, and a free trial is available so you can see the output before you buy.
What you can do with it
- Run structured AI interviews with every applicant.
- Apply preset rules to screen out unqualified candidates.
- Generate detailed reports on each candidate's performance.
- Spend your time only on shortlisted people.
Who it is for
- Companies hiring at volume for a single role.
- HR departments handling more applications than they can read.
- Recruiters who want the first round automated.
What to watch out for
Automated rejection is the part that needs care. Rules encoded in software can carry bias, and automated screening decisions are restricted or regulated in a number of jurisdictions, so you need to tell candidates that AI is involved, keep a human reviewer in the loop for final decisions, and follow local employment and privacy rules. Any compliance failure, discrimination claim, or penalty is the user's responsibility, not the software's. The reports are also only as good as the rules you set, so a badly written requirement set produces confident nonsense. The free offer is a trial, ongoing use requires a paid plan, and the tool has to fit into your existing hiring process rather than sit beside it.
FAQ
Is Screenz free?
It offers a free trial so you can evaluate the software before deciding whether to purchase.
Does it reject candidates automatically?
Yes, it uses preset rules and AI to eliminate candidates who do not meet the requirements, which is why a human reviewer should stay in the loop.
Can automated screening be biased?
It can. Any rules you encode can carry bias, so be transparent with candidates, keep human review, and follow local employment and privacy rules. Responsibility for compliance stays with you.
Why it is free
What the official page says: free trial
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
Screenshot archived from the listing page, for preview only.