Vitae transcribes the call, fills in your scorecard against the rubric, and synthesises feedback across the panel. Recruiters engage with the candidate. The write-up writes itself.
Recruiters split attention between the candidate and the keyboard. The candidate can tell. The notes are still incomplete.
By the time you sit down to score, you remember the highlights and forget the substance. Different recruiters, different memories, different scores.
Four interviewers, four sets of notes, one decision. Most debriefs run on whoever has the strongest opinion, not the strongest evidence.
Recruiters who type are recruiters who do not engage. The candidate finishes the call wondering if anyone was listening.
Recruiters skip the post-interview write-up. Multiplied across the team, that is hundreds of hours per quarter.
Recruiters who engage instead of typing get more honest answers. Candidates leave the call with a better impression of the firm.
Same rubric, evidence-based scoring, full transcript. The candidate who asks 'why was I rejected' gets a real answer.
Debriefs land before the hiring manager has time to forget. Decisions ship in days, not weeks.
Short answers to the questions we get most often. Need more detail? Talk to sales.
Live transcription. Auto-filled scorecards. Synthesised debriefs. 30 minutes back per interview.