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Create a candidate analysis

Compare one or more resumes with a role and generate structured hiring-manager reports.

1. Add role context

On New Analysis, enter the job description directly or select a saved role from the job-description repository. The write and preview tabs let you check Markdown formatting before analysis.

A useful role brief includes responsibilities, must-have skills, seniority, location constraints, and the evidence a reviewer expects to see. Clear requirements produce a more auditable comparison.

New Analysis workspace with role context editor and analysis readiness checklist
Write a new role brief or choose a saved job description. The readiness checklist confirms what is still required.

2. Add candidates

Drag resume files into the upload area, choose files, or select existing people. Batch analysis lets you prepare several candidates against the same role in one run. Review the roster and remove accidental files before starting.

Candidate analysis setup with a completed role brief, saved-person selector, resume upload, and readiness checklist
Add reusable people, upload resumes, or combine both. The start action becomes available after the role and at least one candidate are ready.

3. Review and start

The review step summarises the role and candidate inputs. Start the analysis when every required item is ready. You can follow progress for each candidate in the batch.

Processing states

The progress view separates upload, extraction, and analysis so a slow or failed candidate does not hide the rest of the batch. Completed candidates can be opened independently.

For a very weak resume-to-role match, Probb AI can pause before publishing the full hiring-manager report. The mismatch review shows the available evidence and lets an authorised reviewer return to reports or explicitly Proceed anyway.

Output

A completed analysis creates:

  • candidate identity and experience context;
  • role-fit score and reasoning;
  • requirement-by-requirement evidence;
  • strengths, gaps, discrepancies, and integrity signals;
  • hiring-manager follow-up prompts;
  • a candidate-specific interview question bank;
  • a saved person, job description, and report relationship where applicable.

See Reports for how to review and act on the result.

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