Hiring managers, recruiters, their managers and admins all open the same candidate record — role-based access decides what each of them sees, not a spreadsheet someone forgot to update.
Admin, Recruiting Manager, Recruiter or Hiring Manager — each role opens the same pipeline but sees only the slice it's meant to. Sensitive candidate data stays with the people who need it, without anyone having to police it by hand.
Whoever looks at a candidate — a recruiter, a hiring manager, an interviewer — sees the same resume, the same call transcript, the same interview scorecard. Feedback is written where the next person will actually find it, not buried in someone's email thread.
Add your own interviewers to a round and HiringScout finds the slot, sends the invites, and scores every panelist against the same rubric the AI rounds already used. Nobody re-litigates a decision because two interviewers scored on different scales.
Send an invitation by email and set the role in the same step. Everyone can turn on two-factor authentication and see their own active sessions. Responsibilities can be adjusted later without disrupting whatever that person is already working on, and every change to who has access is kept on record.
Every stage change, every score, every scheduled round posts straight to Slack or Discord as it happens. Nobody has to open the pipeline to know a candidate moved.
About ten minutes to set up. Pay for what you use — no seats to buy, and nothing to sign.