Resumes Feeds

One of the least productive aspects of HR technology is the learning curve and lack of an intuitive user interface. IRIS has no interface. You can submit job descriptions via email, work with our team to perfect your pipelines and receive all resumes via a simple feed. If you can check email, you can use IRIS. It works exactly the same and appears right alongside your Inbox. Or if you prefer RSS, we can present your feeds inside your intranet, in a reader, like Google Reader, or on your mobile phone.
And you set the quantity and quality of resumes for each job description. If you only want the top ten candidates in a 24 hour period, we can do that. Or perhaps you would prefer resumes that only score 90 and higher. And we highlight all the key qualifications from the job description, making it easier for you to screen resume contents. Finally, a candidate summary at the top of each resume provides years experience for the candidate's top skill areas, average years worked at each position, types of degrees and links to map the entire feed in Microsoft Virtual Earth.
Marketplace
While resume feeds are very popular with recruiters, often management would like to access all recruiter feeds without having to add each one to his/her Outlook or Lotus Notes mailbox. Here again, we believe strongly in no learning curve and a proven interface. That's why we adopted a Craigslist-like marketplace interface for resumes.

Once logged in, you will see resume feeds grouped by recruiter and the number of new resumes listed next to each feed. And this interface is built specifically for your company, so all feeds are secure.
You can further filter the marketplace by choosing a geography, like New York Metro, which restricts all recruiter feeds to only candidates living in New York. Or you may want to perform a search over all resumes for risk or attorney or accountant. Within seconds, a view is built further limiting your results to only those terms. And all functionality from the feeds, including candidate summaries and mapping are part of your company's Talent Marketplace site.
For hiring that does not require direct recruiter involvement, clients will setup feeds for different parts of the organization and give hiring teams access to track those feeds. This is a way for limited recruiting resources to be used at maximum value both directly and indirectly in the hiring process.
Newsletter
While 95% of clients use our feed technology, there are some that choose to follow less critical job descriptions via our company-specific email newsletter, TalentWatch. Again, we believe in a simple interface with no learning curve. TalentWatch is no exception.
Once a week, or more if you prefer, we compose a short email message listing the top five to ten candidates that match your job descriptions. And you decide which job descriptions you would like to follow via our feed technology and those that you prefer to see in a TalentWatch email.
Some clients like to use both feeds and TalentWatch. They ask for the top 10 candidates across all feeds for the week to be compiled and sent to every recruiter. If there are 50 feeds with 20 candidates each, that is a total of 1,000 qualified candidates sourced that week. Because we sequence every resume based on our algorithms, we can highlight the top ten from this entire list of 1,000 candidates and send this single list to all company recruiters. This is a reminder that candidates in this TalentWatch email not only met company criteria, but far exceed the qualifications needed for the specific position.
Mapping
Intelligent Resume Indexing & Search (IRIS) parses location information from each resume in a feed and plots it on a Global or US map.

Hovering over a pushpin reveals summary information about the candidate and with a single click, recruiters can access the candidate's resume and skills summary. We can also color-code pushpins and show a recruiter's entire portfolio of feeds in a single map. Pushpin maps are very useful when your company is sourcing for specific locations. You can zoom in on certain metropolitan areas and review distance each candidate lives from your local office.
In addition to pushpin maps, we offer a heat map for each candidate feed. A heat map shows where there is a high density of candidates within a geographic area. The brighter the area glows, the more candidates reside in that location. For example, if you are looking for candidate's with security clearances, Washington, D.C. will probably glow very bright. Banking may show hotspots in Charlotte, New York City and Boston. More important, you can zoom in on a specific area and quickly gauge that most candidates in Dallas, for example, live on the north side. Heat maps are very useful for workforce planning and determining the best locations for future expansion.