Resume Review in Tenzo
When a candidate enters a job, Tenzo’s AI reads their resume and evaluates how well they match the role. The result has two parts:- Star rating — a 1–5 star summary of overall fit. See Star Rating.
- Requirement matches — a per-requirement breakdown showing which must-haves, preferred, and nice-to-haves the candidate meets. See Requirement Matches.
Where you’ll see it
Resume review surfaces across the product wherever you’re looking at candidates for a job:- Sourcing tab — every sourced candidate has a star rating and requirement chips. See Sourcing Overview.
- Candidate detail panel — opens to the right of the candidate list and shows the star rating with hover reasoning, the requirement chips with evidence, and any failure badges.
- Candidate table — for jobs with resume review enabled, the table shows a star rating column. On any job’s Candidates tab you can narrow the list to specific ratings with the Resume Rating filter — see Filtering by star rating.
When it runs
For the configuration and what the failure modes look like, see Configuration.
The candidate-facing details page reached from a resume feedback email only shows the candidate which requirements they did not meet. It does not show the star rating or any internal scoring detail.
Related
- Star Rating — what the stars mean, the Missing Requirement badge, the greyed-out state, and filtering by rating
- Requirement Matches — the colored chips and how they’re scored
- Configuration — how to tune thresholds and turn on resume screening
- Sourcing Overview — how requirements are first extracted
- Outreach — what happens after resume review passes or fails