Scorerig
A lightweight interview-scorecard companion that prompts assigned interviewers in their working channel, maps their explicit evidence to an approved rubric, requires confirmation, and writes a completed scorecard back with receipt and correction.
Hiring managers may discuss candidates in chat or spreadsheets instead of completing scorecards in the applicant system. The supplied research confirms several expensive interview-intelligence products focused on recording and analysis, plus one verified scorecard write interface, but not every proposed chat and applicant-system integration.
Scorerig should not infer ratings from an unstructured thread. Chat can include hearsay, jokes, protected characteristics, irrelevant personal information, peer influence, and premature consensus. The product prompts each assigned interviewer privately for criterion-specific evidence and an explicit rating, flags missing or prohibited content, preserves rubric version and interview scope, and requires the interviewer to confirm the exact scorecard before write-back.
Recruiters and hiring authorities own process and decisions. The tool cannot rank candidates, recommend hire or reject, infer personality or protected traits, summarize unconsented recordings, or use completion behavior to score employees. Native system acknowledgment and readback are required before a scorecard is complete.
Talent acquisition and recruiting-operations leaders whose hiring managers avoid structured scorecards in the applicant system.
Current manager avoidance and expensive recording products create a timely wedge.
Prompts, validation, and write-back scale through software.
One cross-reference and one inbound connection provide moderate support.
The workflow pain is specific, the lightweight channel differs from full recording products, and at least one applicant-system write path is supported.
Most integrations are unverified, hiring is high impact, the product can amplify bias or group influence, and applicant or interview-intelligence vendors can add channel prompts.
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