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Understanding the Candidate Profile

Understanding the Candidate Profile


The candidate profile is the main workspace for reviewing one candidate. Use it to check profile fields, resume details, contact information, applications, messages, internal discussion, files, tasks, AI score, and evaluation history.


Open a candidate profile


Open a candidate from a candidate list, job pipeline, search result, or related job view.


Candidate profile opened from a candidate list


Use the profile tabs


The profile keeps candidate information and hiring activity in one place. Use the tabs to move between resume/profile details, discussion, messages, evaluations, and jobs.


Candidate profile tabs for resume, discussion, messages, evaluation, and jobs


Add internal context


Use Discussion for internal notes, mentions, and team collaboration about the candidate. This keeps hiring-manager feedback separate from candidate-facing messages.


Discussion tab in the candidate profile


Review candidate communication


Use Messages to review emails and SMS history with the candidate and send follow-up communication from 100Hires.


Messages tab in the candidate profile


Best practices


  • Keep candidate notes factual and job-related.
  • Use tags and applications to keep candidates organized.
  • Review the candidate profile before moving, rejecting, merging, or messaging a candidate.
  • Check privacy and consent settings before sharing candidate data outside your company.

Updated on: 18/06/2026

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