“We love how easy it is to tailor the interview based on the job description instead of forcing every candidate through the same process.”
"I was surprised how well the candidates stay engaged. The format feels structured but still gives them
room to respond and ask questions."
"It’s much easier to see who’s strong. The evaluations make the top candidates obvious."

Right Hire gives hiring teams control over how candidates are evaluated, from role definition to the creation of a structured shortlist for hiring team review. You set the requirements, shape the interview, and define how candidates are scored. Every step is structured and consistent, so evaluations are comparable across candidates while still reflecting what matters for the role. Hiring teams review a structured shortlist with full visibility into how each candidate was assessed.
Define exactly how candidates will be evaluated before the first interview takes place.
Customize questions and criteria so each role is assessed on what matters.
Ensure every candidate is evaluated the same way, regardless of who runs the process.
Use transcript-backed scoring and direct comparisons to quickly see who stands out
Right Hire uses AI to structure screening, scoring, and comparison, so hiring teams can evaluate candidates consistently and move to a qualified shortlist with clear, evidence-backed context.
Job Creation & Interview Kit Generation
Starting with the job description. Right Hire uses your job inputs to generate a structured interview framework aligned to the position. Everything can be reviewed and adjusted before candidates enter the process.

Post-Interview Assessment
Every interview is evaluated against defined criteria using AI to extract candidate responses from the transcript. The process is structured so hiring teams can see how each score is determined.

Candidate Evaluation & Comparison
Candidates are evaluated using consistent criteria and weighted scoring aligned to the role. This allows teams to move from review to decision faster.

Right Hire goes beyond traditional screening by using AI to analyze candidate responses and give hiring teams a clear, evidence-based view of every candidate. Each person receives a hiring recommendation for review, with every score supported by evidence extracted from the interview transcript.
Recommendation
Score Range
What It Means
Strong Hire
75–100
Exceptional candidate, move fast
Hire
60–74
Solid fit for the role
Potential
50–59
Meets basics, has development areas
No Hire
0–49
Significant gaps or disqualified
Here are the answers to the most common questions.
You define the role, questions, and evaluation criteria before candidates enter the process. Interview kits can be edited at any time, including scoring categories, weighting, and disqualifying requirements. The structure is consistent, but the configuration is fully controlled by your team.
Yes. Each role has its own interview structure, question set, and evaluation criteria. You can adjust depth, focus areas, and weighting so candidates are assessed based on what matters for that specific role.
Candidates are scored against predefined criteria using their recorded responses. The system uses AI to extract evidence from the transcript, evaluates performance across each category, and applies a rubric-based score with supporting rationale.
Every candidate is evaluated using the same criteria, structure, and scoring framework defined for the role. This removes variability from interviewer style or note-taking and ensures results are comparable across all candidates.
Hiring teams see recorded interviews, transcript-backed, evidence-based scoring, documented strengths and gaps, and side-by-side comparisons. They can review how each candidate performed against the criteria and understand how the final score was determined.
Both. Right Hire surfaces data, scores, evidence, behavioral flags, integrity signals and synthesizes this into a clear hiring recommendation for each candidate. The goal is to give hiring teams everything they need to make a confident, defensible decision quickly, without requiring them to interpret raw data themselves.