
A managed AI agent that screens inbound applicants — parsing résumés, matching them to your criteria, scoring and ranking, and scheduling the qualified ones — so recruiters spend their time on people, not on triaging a stack of CVs.
Every open role buries recruiters in applicants — most unqualified, all needing a read. So screening becomes a slog of skimming CVs, the best candidates wait days for a reply and take another offer, and good people slip through on a tired afternoon.
We map your screening criteria and hiring workflow, then build an agent that screens every applicant consistently and schedules the qualified ones — co-managed so quality holds.
The agent reads each résumé and application, extracting skills, experience, and qualifications.
It scores each candidate against your real criteria for the requisition — consistently, every time.
Applicants are ranked so recruiters see the strongest candidates first, with the reasoning.
Shortlisted candidates are invited and booked automatically, before they cool off.
Borderline or unusual candidates route to a recruiter with context, not a silent rejection.
We built screening automation for a high-volume staffing agency — here's the verified win:
We were spending 45 minutes per candidate on resume review and phone screens, and 60% of them were unqualified. ThunderStaff built an AI screening system that parses resumes against our requirements, scores candidates by match percentage, and auto-generates interview-ready summaries for our recruiters. Screening time dropped to 6 minutes per candidate. We placed 34% more workers in the first quarter and our recruiters actually had time to build relationships with clients instead of reading bad resumes all day.
Faster, consistent screening means strong candidates hear back in hours, not days — so you win more of them. The staffing agency in our portfolio cut screening from 45 minutes to 6 per requisition by handing the first pass to an agent.
Run the numbers in the ROI calculatorIt ranks and shortlists rather than silently rejecting. Borderline candidates route to a recruiter with context, and you set where the bar is — the agent does the first pass, your team makes the calls.
It screens every applicant against the same explicit, role-based criteria consistently — removing the variability of who's reading and when — and keeps a record of the reasoning for review.
Yes. The agent wires into your applicant tracking system and calendar, so parsing, scoring, and scheduling all flow through the tools you already use.
Most builds go from process mapping to a live agent in days, starting with a free Process Blueprint.

Start with a free Process Blueprint: we map your screening workflow and show what an agent would take off your recruiters' plate — no commitment.