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AI Recruitment Agent

Fifty applicants screened before your recruiter opens their inbox.

Ava contacts applicants as they apply, confirms interest, asks the eligibility and experience questions your role needs, and scores what it hears. Candidates worth an interview get one booked. Anything unusual goes to a recruiter.

Most applicants never get a reply, let alone a screening call.

High-volume roles attract hundreds of applications. Screening calls get pushed to the end of a busy day, and by the time anyone rings, the strongest candidates have already accepted somewhere else.

  • Volume roles generate more applicants than a recruiter can call in a week
  • Screening gets batched and delayed, so good candidates go cold
  • Inconsistent phone screens mean similar candidates get scored differently

What it does

Built for this job, not adapted from another one.

  • Contacts applicants

    As soon as an application arrives, not days later.

  • Confirms role interest

    A quick check that the applicant still wants the role before anything else.

  • Asks eligibility questions

    Right to work, availability, location — the questions that gate everything else.

  • Captures experience

    In the candidate’s own words, recorded against the role’s requirements.

  • Answers approved role FAQs

    Pay, hours, location, start date — from what you have told it.

  • Scores against your criteria

    Consistently, so similar candidates get a similar assessment.

  • Books the interview

    Directly into the hiring manager’s or recruiter’s diary.

  • Escalates special circumstances

    Anything outside the standard script — an adjustment request, a safeguarding concern, a complex right-to-work case — goes to a recruiter.

Example conversation

An applicant for a warehouse operative role is screened the same day

An example of how this conversation goes. Not a recording of a real customer call.

  1. AI employeeHi, is that Marcus? I am calling from Fenwick Logistics about your application for the warehouse operative role.
  2. CallerYes, that is me. Thanks for calling back so quickly.
  3. AI employeeOf course. Are you still interested in the role, and are you able to work full shifts including some weekends?
  4. CallerYes, still interested, and weekends are fine.
  5. AI employeeGood. Do you currently have the right to work in the UK, and do you hold a valid forklift licence?
  6. CallerYes to both — I have about two years of warehouse experience with a licence from my last job.
  7. AI employeeThat matches what we are looking for. I can offer you an interview with the site manager this Thursday at ten, or Friday at two. Which works better?
  8. CallerThursday at ten is good for me.

How it plays out

From first contact to a closed loop.

  1. 00:00

    Applicant contacted

    Call placed the same day the application is received.

  2. 00:12

    Interest confirmed

    Candidate confirms they still want the role.

  3. 00:24

    Eligibility asked

    Right to work, licence and availability checked.

  4. 00:47

    Experience captured

    Relevant background recorded in the candidate’s own words.

  5. 01:05

    Scored against criteria

    Matched to the role’s configured requirements.

  6. 01:22

    Interview booked

    Slot confirmed and the ATS record updated.

What it handles, and what it hands to a person.

What it handles

  • Interview booked
  • Qualified for recruiter review
  • Not eligible
  • Candidate withdrew
  • Recruiter follow-up

What it hands to a person

  • Requests for a reasonable adjustment during the process
  • Any safeguarding concern, including a candidate who may be under eighteen
  • Complex right-to-work or visa circumstances outside the standard questions
  • Any candidate who asks to speak to a recruiter directly

Works with what you already run.

  • Applicant tracking system or CRM
  • Calendar for interview booking
  • SMS for confirmation
  • Your role-specific eligibility and scoring criteria

Where this fits.

Industry pages are coming in a later phase. For now, here is where this role tends to fit.

  • Recruitment
  • Hospitality
  • Automotive
  • Healthcare

Questions about Ava

Does Ava decide who gets hired?

No. It screens, scores and books interviews against criteria you set. Every hiring decision is made by a person.

What if a candidate needs an adjustment or raises a safeguarding concern?

That is escalated to a recruiter immediately rather than continuing through the standard script.

Can it reject a candidate outright?

It can mark someone as not eligible against clear, objective criteria such as right to work, but anything borderline is passed to a recruiter to review.

What data does it capture?

Eligibility answers, experience in the candidate’s own words, and a score against your criteria, all written to your ATS or CRM.

Ready to hire Ava?

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