Public discovery
Review approved student profiles and practical evidence without exposing private workspace data.
For hiring teams
Review the company launch page before you start a pilot.
The company page shows how recruiters can review public student evidence, keep private records hidden, and coordinate interviews without overstating what the product does today.
Launch review note: final commercial copy review is still needed before public launch.
Bookmarks and interviews
Keep candidate shortlists, interviews, and messages in one protected workspace.
Clear privacy boundaries
Server-side role rules keep companies limited to public profile data and approved imagery.
What a company pilot covers
This page should help a hiring team understand the practical workflow available in the current beta.
- Public student discovery with bookmark and shortlist flow.
- Company messaging and interview coordination inside the authenticated workspace.
- A demo path that shows the actual product boundaries instead of a future roadmap.
What stays private
The company experience stays intentionally limited so private data does not leak through marketing copy or UI shortcuts.
- Private student records stay inside the authenticated student and admin workspaces.
- Companies only see public profile fields and approved profile imagery.
- All access control remains server-side, not just hidden in the browser.
What the conversation should cover
The page should set up a direct commercial conversation rather than inventing a pricing model.
- Pilot scope and rollout timing.
- Which candidate discovery workflow matters most for the hiring team.
- Any support, onboarding, or procurement questions that need a direct answer.
Launch guardrails
- No pricing grid is invented on the public page; commercial terms stay in a direct conversation.
- No unsupported ATS integration or SLA is claimed.
- No private student data is shown as part of the marketing story.
What to do next
Commercial follow-up
Keep the conversation direct if you need pricing, rollout, or commercial terms.
Product review
Use the public pages to review the current beta story before asking for a demo.