For HR & talent teams
We don't replace
the craft. We replace the deluge.
The hardest, most under-credited part of your work is not reading 200 CVs. It's the calibration conversation with a hiring manager, the offer negotiation that doesn't go sideways, the onboarding that means someone is still here in twelve months. We do the screening so you can do the people work.
If you're reading this because a manager already started
You're in the right place. This page is for you. Below: how Picked sits next to your work, what we don't touch, the legal pack you'll want, and the controls you can switch on org-wide.
What comes back to your week
Twenty-four hours, per open role.
14h
Inbound screening
Reading CVs, doing the recruiter screen, scheduling the recruiter screen. The part that scales linearly with applicants and never scales linearly with hires.
4h
Scheduling
Manager / candidate / panel calendars. We handle the AI first-round; you handle the on-site.
6h
Reporting
Pipeline, time-to-hire, source-of-hire, adverse impact. Surfaced live, exported in one click.
What you get back is exactly the part of your job no-one ever asks for more of.
Per role · per cycle
The line
Where we stop. Where you start.
What Picked does
  • Syndicate roles
    to 14 boards, structured-data-friendly
  • Triage every applicant
    against the role's must-haves
  • Run the conversational screen
    voice or chat, candidate choice
  • Score the role-fit assessment
    Neuroworx item bank
  • Run the AI first-round interview
    20 minutes, transcribed, scored
  • Rank and recommend
    three finalists, ranked rest, written reasons
  • Surface adverse-impact drift
    role-level, live
What Picked doesn't
  • ·
    Decide who to hire
    a human at your company always does
  • ·
    Touch your offer letters
    and never will
  • ·
    Run reference calls
    this is a human conversation
  • ·
    Do the calibration with the manager
    this is your craft
  • ·
    Handle the onboarding
    we hand off to your HRIS at the offer
  • ·
    Manage internal mobility
    out of scope · use your HRIS
  • ·
    Sell candidate data
    not now, not ever. See Trust page
Admin controls
The org-wide knobs your managers can't override.
Workspace settings
app.picked.ai/settings/policy · admin only
n.oconnor@acme.co
Default retention
Candidate artefacts auto-delete after this period.
30 days
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Data residency
Where candidate data is stored at rest.
EU-West (Frankfurt)
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Adverse-impact monitoring
Pause syndication if 4/5 ratio drops below threshold.
On · ratio < 0.80
Manager-set rubrics
Can hiring managers edit the role rubric or only the must-haves?
Must-haves only
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Per-role spend cap
Hard cap above which a role pauses.
$200 · editable per role
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Candidate human-review SLA
How fast we respond to a candidate review request.
14 days
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SSO
Single sign-on enforced for all workspace users.
Required · Okta
Per-role bias report emails
Sent to admins on every closed role.
On
Heads of people, on us
It is, surprisingly, the talent leaders who advocate hardest.
For the first time in three years, I am not the person reading every CV at 10pm on a Tuesday. I get to do calibration, comp benchmarking, and onboarding. The actual job.
HO
Head of people
Series A SaaS, 70 people
I was sceptical. I'm not anymore. Our adverse-impact monitoring is better than what we had with the manual process, because it actually runs.
VP
VP people
Series B fintech, 150 people
My managers used to sneak around me with consultants and freelance recruiters. Now they sneak around me with Picked. I'd rather they use Picked.
DO
Director of talent
Series A, 90 people
We folded a £4,500/month recruiter retainer into this and got time back. The hires are at parity. The legal team didn't push back.
CP
Chief people officer
Bootstrapped, 220 people
Objections, answered specifically
The six things you'll probably say first.
01
"Our hiring is part of our culture. AI can't do that."
Correct. We don't do the part of hiring that is culture. We do the part of hiring that is reading 200 CVs and doing 40 screening calls. Those are not your culture.
02
"We have an ATS already. This is duplicative."
It is not. Your ATS manages a pipeline you fill. Picked delivers a shortlist before the pipeline exists. If you keep your ATS, we feed finalists into it as candidates.
03
"My manager started using this without asking me."
We hear this often, and we apologise; the bottom-up motion is real. Request admin access (top of page) and you can switch on workspace-wide policy in fifteen minutes.
04
"Candidates will hate being interviewed by an AI."
A subset will. They can opt out, every time, and we route them to a human screen at the same cost. Eighty-three percent complete; of those, ninety-one percent say the experience was better than a human screen.
05
"What about LL144 / GDPR / EU AI Act?"
Pre-loaded answers on the Trust page. Annual independent audit, candidate opt-out, full audit trail, human-final decision. We will email your legal team the pack.
06
"We tried HireVue / Pymetrics / Eightfold. It was bad."
Those were assessment tools or sourcing co-pilots, not end-to-end hiring. We don't score on video. We don't score on faces. We don't score on names. See the "what we don't do" section on the Trust page.
Take the wheel
Be the head of people
who got there first.
or email people@picked.ai
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