Stop praying the client's interviews catch your weak ones.
Right now you send fifty and hope. Verify them first and send eight you'd stake your name on — and stop outsourcing your filtering to the client who's judging you for it.
You know the math that decides whether your desk survives. Verify candidates before you submit, and send a handful you'd bet the mandate on — backed by proof the client can't argue with.
Land one in five, and you're the partner the client trusts and pays a premium for. The only thing standing between those two reputations is knowing — before you hit submit — who's actually a fit.
Your recruiters already live in their inbox and a shared drive. Paraakh works right there. If they can forward an email or drop a file in a folder, they can run it.
To your Paraakh inbox. It reads the role and builds the right assessment — no test to set up.
Forward them, or drop them in the role's folder. That's the last thing you do.
Per candidate, from their own CV — questions only they could answer.
One-click link to the candidate. No account, no portal. Standard proctoring.
Verified scorecard — skills, gaps, integrity flags, fit to the JD.
You forward the scorecard. The client sees proof — and a shortlist that converts.
Every candidate compounds into your desk's own pre-vetted pool. The moat a rival can't copy.
CheckdIn runs the recruitment business — candidates, jobs, pipeline, clients. Paraakh is the intelligence layer that validates capability. Together: fewer, better submissions, every one backed by evidence.
Who enters, who moves, which client, which stage.
How good a candidate actually is, against a specific role.
Run a hundred mandates side by side without spreadsheets, shared accounts, or "which client was this candidate for again?" Every client gets a workspace that looks like yours — your logo, your colours, your domain — with their candidates, their results, and nobody else's.
Hard isolation at the data layer — your client A never sees client B's candidates, even by accident. Even your recruiters can be scoped to specific tenants.
Custom logo, primary colour, favicon, email templates. The candidate sees your agency. The client sees your agency. Paraakh stays invisible.
Decide per recruiter: who can create drives, view results, manage questions, run shortlisting. The senior runs the desk; the junior runs the screen.
JWT-based invite URLs — no signup, no password reset, no candidate friction. Time-bounded, single-purpose, revocable in one click.
Five hundred candidates per mandate? Drop a CSV. The platform enrols them, sends the invites, and reports back with row-level errors if anything fails.
Conversion ratios, time-to-shortlist, integrity flags — broken out per client mandate, so you know which contract is your best and which one needs a conversation.
Your recruiters can't do a 20-minute call with every CV that lands. Send a Paraakh voice link and the candidate gets interviewed — role-specific questions, follow-ups when they hedge, a transcript and a fit score in your inbox. You submit the ones who actually sounded like the role.
The voice agent reads the JD and asks what matters — not a generic screening script.
Vague answer? The agent probes. You see the second answer, not the rehearsed one.
Skim a one-pager instead of replaying a call. The good ones rise to the top by themselves.
"Walk me through how you'd design the retry logic for a payment webhook."
"I'd use exponential back-off, probably three retries…"
"What happens to the event after the third retry?"
Every assessment runs with face match, second-person detection, tab-switch logging, and a full audit trail. If a client questions a score, you forward the evidence pack. The mandate doesn't slip on "we're not sure who took it."
Every active candidate, on one screen. Live webcam thumbnails, real-time violation alerts, and a one-click warning the candidate sees instantly — for as long as the exam is running.
Forward us a JD and three CVs. We'll send back three verified scorecards. That's the whole product — eight minutes, no dashboard to learn.