Project Overview

Project Overview

Project Overview

While viewing a project you will be able to see comprehensive details about it:

 

 

  • The Status of the project is visible at the top left after the title of the project (Active, Inactive, Draft, Archived).
  • At the top left section under the name of the Project is the total number of Applications as well as how many have been converted to Hired (by changing the Stage of an application to Hired). If the Project is Active there will be a Start Date listed, if there is no closing date it will be seen as an “Open Project” with no end date. The Project’s Department and Cost Centre are also listed.
  • At the top right of the screen is where the Rating Team is listed as well as the status of the Project (Draft, Pending, Published). Clicking on this area will bring up the list of the Project Team as well as other users that can be added to the Project based on their Permissions.
  • Below the Project Detail is a graphic representation of your Project Funnel. This lists how many candidates and the Percentage thereof are in each Stage of the Project. Clicking on any Stage in the Funnel will reflect only those Candidates from within that Project Stage.
InfoNote: If you cannot find a particular candidate, double check if you have active filters on your Funnel Graph as this may be hiding other applications from a different Stage.

 

 

By clicking on the ⋮ at the top centre of the screen will open up a menu with the following functions:

  • Remind Members: This is to remind the raters allocated to the project that they have candidates that have applied to the project that still require rating.
  • Reports: This is where you will be able to generate comprehensive and detailed reports on your project applicants which will be emailed to you and can be downloaded at a later date.
  • Duplicate: This will make a copy of the original Project and its settings only. If the project setup is completed you can click on the Request Approval button at the bottom left.
  • View Applications: This will take you to the rater screen for candidates in the project.

There are action buttons at the top right to:

  • Share Link: Clicking on this will provide you with the interview link to send out to Candidates to apply to the Project. (This is only available for projects that have already been activated).
  • This is followed by the Activate, Deactivate and Archive Status actions for a Project.
  • Edit Project: Here you will be able to edit your project and make changes to it. Once a project is activated or receives an application, certain fields cannot be changed, such as the Department, specific form fields, or video questions that have already been answered.
  • You are able to search for a candidate by name or email as well as filter by various options available with the “Show Filter” action button.

Table View vs Stage View

There are two Views available to you on a project, namely the Table View and the Stage View:

  • Table View will show candidates in a list format detailing their name, has a form been completed, what the skills test (if applicable) result was, has the video interview been completed and what date it was completed on, relative Background check and Psychometric details will be visible if enabled on the project. The overall rating emoji and the candidate’s stage is also visible as well as tags assigned to the application. The assigned raters’ initials (or “All raters” or “No Raters”) is also visible and an indicator if documents have been uploaded. You are able to use the “Organise” action button to sort your Table View by Stage.

 

 

  • Stages View is a Kanban/Board view ordered by the Stages set in the Project settings. Here you will be able to select and drag candidates to different Stages within the project as well as see the details available in the Table View. You are able to expand / contract a particular stage by using the “Arrow” Action Buttons.

What you can see and do in these views depends on your permissions and stage roles — you will only see the stages you’ve been assigned a role on. See Exploring Stage Permissions.