AI screening interviews

Let candidates complete the first interview around their schedule.

Automatically invite qualified candidates to complete an audio interview on mobile or desktop, then give recruiters the recording, transcript, and a structured evaluation.

  • Role-specific questions for every interview
  • Available to candidates day or night
  • Microphone check on mobile or desktop
  • Recording, transcript, and structured evaluation

Example workflow

Retail Associate Interview

Audio ready
Mobile and desktop microphone check for a role-specific Skill Society voice interview
Mic checkRole questionsComplete

A faster first interview can still feel human

Candidates choose the moment. Recruiters get the evidence.

“Talking to Alex, the AI, was such a unique experience. It felt seamless and surprisingly engaging.”
Candidate feedback · Pet Circle blue-collar hiring programme

How AI screening interviews work

Set up the interview. Let candidates choose their moment.

Set the interview once, let candidates complete it when they are ready, then review the same evidence and move each person forward with the context intact.

Tailor the questions, prompts, first message, and timing window to the role. Candidates check their microphone before beginning on mobile, laptop, or desktop.

Every candidate is assessed against the same role-specific structure.

Candidate interview setup

Step 01
Mobile and desktop preview of a candidate completing the Skill Society microphone check

A guided microphone check prepares candidates before the role-specific interview begins.

Ready to open first-round interviews?

Create an account when your interview structure is ready, or book a demo to confirm plan access, questions, recruiter review, and ATS handoff before launch.

Customer outcomes across Skill Society

See how teams give candidates more choice over interview timing.

Pet Circle team member in a distribution facility
Pet Circle

39% interviewed after working hours

Pet Circle used on-demand AI interviews for high-volume blue-collar hiring, with 39% of candidates completing interviews after hours.

Read the Pet Circle case study
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Wilbur

40+ hours saved per hire

Wilbur’s case study reports more than 40 hours saved per hire after introducing AI interviews for technical screening. This result came from its wider hiring workflow.

Read the Wilbur case study
IDVerse team member
IDVerse

80+ hours saved offshore

IDVerse used on-demand AI interviews to qualify offshore developer candidates faster, saving more than 80 hours while expanding offshore hiring.

Read the IDVerse case study

Start with one role

Open the interview. Review the evidence. Expand what works.

Choose a role with a repeatable first interview, review the first completed reports with your team, and then extend the workflow when the evidence is useful.

Questions, answered

Questions about AI screening interviews

Can we tailor the interview for each role?

Yes. Each role can carry its own interview questions, prompts, first message, and timing window, so the interview can fit each role and hiring team.

What does the hiring team receive after each interview?

The report can include the interview recording, transcript, overall evaluation, structured comments, question-by-question analysis, candidate feedback, and downloadable audio or PDF summaries.

Can candidates complete interviews outside office hours?

Yes. The candidate flow is designed for anytime access, day or night, and it can be completed on mobile, laptop, or desktop. You can still control role start and end windows when needed.

How does this fit with recruiter workflow or ATS handoff?

Skill Society tracks complete, partial, and incomplete interviews and lets recruiters update the candidate's workflow status. Supported ATS integrations can return interview notes or results, with the available handoff depending on the connector and account setup. Confirm your required workflow before launch.

Does the AI interviewer decide who gets hired?

No. The interview gathers responses and produces evidence for your hiring team. Recruiters review the recording, transcript, and evaluation, check missing or uncertain information, and decide the next stage. The final hiring decision stays with people.