Documentation Index
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What a requirement is
Requirements are the specific things a candidate needs (or would ideally have) to be a fit for the role. Tenzo’s AI extracts an initial set from the job description, and admins or recruiters can edit, add, or remove them at any time from the Sourcing tab. Each requirement has an importance level that controls how much it counts.Importance levels
| Level | Effect on the candidate |
|---|---|
| Required | A no-match here disqualifies the candidate from “meets all required.” Drives one of the two paths to the greyed-out star rating. |
| Preferred | Influences the star rating; never disqualifies on its own. |
| Nice to have | Light positive signal; never disqualifies. |
Match statuses
Each requirement is evaluated against the candidate’s resume and lands in one of three states, shown as a colored pill on the candidate row:| Status | Color | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Match | Green | The resume clearly shows the candidate meets the requirement — either stated explicitly or strongly inferred from their role and seniority context. |
| Partial match | Yellow | The candidate likely or mostly matches this requirement, but the evidence on the resume is not completely clear. Counts as passing for “meets all required.” |
| No match | Grey | No evidence on the resume. On a Required importance, this disqualifies the candidate. |
Evidence on hover
Hover any requirement pill to see the supporting evidence: a 1–2 sentence excerpt the AI pulled from the resume that backs the match status, plus links to any prior recorded calls that contributed evidence.The “meets all required” rule
A candidate meets all required only if no Required-importance requirement is in No match. Partial matches on Required still pass — they’re treated as a likely match, not a failure. This rule is what drives the “Missing required requirements” failure badge and one of the two paths to the greyed-out star rating.Relationship to the star rating
The star rating and “meets all required” are independent signals. Either one — or both — can cause a candidate to be disqualified when the job has resume disqualification turned on:- A candidate can have a high star rating but still fail “meets all required” because they’re missing one Required item.
- A candidate can meet all required and still fall below the minimum star rating because their overall fit is weak.
In the Sourcing list
In the Sourcing tab, the candidate list is split by the “meets all required” rule. Candidates who meet all required appear above the divider; those with partial or failing matches appear below.Editing requirements
Requirements are editable from the Sourcing tab, including via the AI chat — for example, “add SQL as a required skill” or “drop the Excel requirement.” After applying changes, candidates will not be evaluated against the updated requirements until the next search.Related
- Star Rating — the 1–5 star overall summary that sits alongside requirement matches
- Configuration — the failure modes that combine “meets all required” and the star rating
- Sourcing Overview — how requirements are extracted and edited