What recommendation labels does RoundZero use?
A completed report can recommend Strong shortlist, Shortlist, Borderline, or Reject. The employer reviews that recommendation and makes the actual advancement or rejection decision.
RoundZero turns completed text and voice interviews into structured reports with scores, strengths, gaps, screening answers, authenticity signals, transcripts, and evidence from what the candidate actually said.
The report supports a hiring decision. It does not make one: your team retains every shortlist, rejection, and final employment choice.
The evaluation uses text and voice transcripts, job context, required-question coverage, pre-evaluation context, and recorded interview integrity signals.
RoundZero produces the report, applies deterministic checks, runs an additional audit pass, and blends usable voice evidence into communication scoring.
When an interview belongs to a batch, its completed report waits until the batch releases so the company receives a coherent review set.
Released candidates are sorted by overall score. Reviewers can move between reports, inspect evidence, and record the company’s decision.

The report does not infer emotion, guarantee future performance, eliminate bias, or replace a company’s responsibility to review job-relevant evidence fairly.
A completed report can recommend Strong shortlist, Shortlist, Borderline, or Reject. The employer reviews that recommendation and makes the actual advancement or rejection decision.
Yes. Reports preserve text and voice transcripts and show findings alongside supporting excerpts, screening-answer review, and authenticity signals.
Released reports within an evaluation batch are ordered by overall score to organize review. The ranking does not replace the employer’s comparison, shortlist, or final decision.
Understand the pre-evaluation that comes before the report.
Read moreProductExplore the adaptive text and required voice interview flow.
Read moreGuideDefine dimensions and collect comparable job-relevant evidence.
Read moreReview the recommendation, inspect the transcript, and spend human interview time where your team sees real reasons to continue.
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