Adaptive conversations
Alex, SealHire’s AI interviewer, asks role-relevant questions and follows the evidence in each answer instead of reading a fixed script.
SealHire runs adaptive candidate interviews and turns every conversation into a TrustReport with the recording, transcript, quote-level evidence, integrity context, and explainable scoring needed for a faster human decision.
Resume screening predicts who looks qualified on paper. A structured AI interview shows how a candidate explains decisions, handles follow-up questions, and demonstrates the skills your role actually requires.
Alex, SealHire’s AI interviewer, asks role-relevant questions and follows the evidence in each answer instead of reading a fixed script.
Seniority, must-have skills, focus areas, and deal-breakers define what good evidence looks like before any candidate is evaluated.
Reviewers can inspect the transcript quote and recording moment that supports each skill verdict and recommendation.
Recruiters and hiring managers review the recording, transcript, integrity context, risks, and recommendation together.
SealHire is not an automated rejection engine. It creates a consistent interview record and makes its reasoning inspectable. Hiring teams can agree, disagree, replay an answer, and decide with the full context in front of them.
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An AI interview platform conducts structured candidate interviews, adapts questions to the role and the candidate’s answers, and gives the hiring team a reviewable record. SealHire adds recordings, transcripts, quote-level evidence, integrity context, and explainable scoring so people can inspect the basis for every recommendation.
No. SealHire collects and structures interview evidence. Recruiters and hiring managers review that evidence and make the hiring decision.
One-way video tools play a fixed list of questions. SealHire runs a live voice conversation and adapts follow-up questions to the candidate’s answers, the role rubric, seniority, must-have skills, and deal-breakers.
A team can create a role, define interview requirements, and send a candidate invitation in minutes. Candidates interview on their own time, so no live screening call needs to be scheduled.
Create a role, invite a candidate, and review the proof before committing to a larger rollout.