Screening before a call
See in minutes which requirements the CV already covers and which need a question.
Compare a CV with a job description using AI
ReVoice compares a CV with a job description by extracting the competencies the role requires and checking each one against the CV. For every requirement it returns the evidence it found, quoted from the CV, a status and a confidence level.
How the comparison works
- Upload the job description. ReVoice extracts between three and fifteen required competencies and pre-fills the checklist
- Upload the CV. ReVoice matches the CV to each requirement
- Each quote is checked against the CV text, so the evidence shown is really in the document
- You can edit the requirements and re-run the comparison
Evidence, not a verdict
The result is decision support. It highlights where the CV supports a requirement and where it is silent, which tells you what to ask in the interview. It does not state a hiring conclusion and does not produce a match percentage.
Files and handling
CVs and job descriptions can be uploaded as PDF, DOCX, TXT or Markdown, up to 8 MB. The case file is encrypted and versioned, and when you edit it, the stored comparison is marked as out of date so you never rely on a stale result.
Use cases
Hard-to-fill roles
Compare unusual profiles against the requirements instead of against a keyword list.
Calibration between recruiters
Use the same quoted evidence when two people assess the same CV.
Frequently asked questions
Does ReVoice give a match percentage?
No. It returns evidence, a status and a confidence per requirement, not a single score.
Can I trust the quotes?
Each quote is verified against the CV text, so what is shown is in the document.
Does ReVoice reject candidates?
No. It is decision support and never states a hiring conclusion.
What happens if I edit the CV text?
The stored comparison is marked as out of date so you can re-run it.
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