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CazMeter AI Matching.

A match score, the why behind it, and the gaps worth asking about, on every candidate and every job.

Stop guessing who to interview.

CazMeter scores every applicant against the job and explains the result in plain language. You see strengths, gaps, and what to ask next.

A clear match score

Every applicant gets a CazMeter score against the job. Sort, filter, and shortlist by fit instead of guessing from a stack of resumes.

Plain-language explanations

CazMeter explains the why behind the score. No black box, no hidden weights, just a readable summary of why the candidate fits.

Strengths surfaced first

See the candidate's strongest signals up front, so the first conversation builds on what is already working.

Gaps you can interview against

CazMeter flags the gaps worth asking about, so screening calls have purpose instead of starting from scratch.

Built from the full profile

Scores draw from the resume, video resume, profile fields, and screening answers, so they sharpen as candidates fill in more.

Updates as candidates evolve

When a seeker updates their profile or answers a new screening question, CazMeter recalculates automatically.

Common questions.

What is CazMeter actually scoring?
CazMeter compares the job's requirements, screening answers, and required skills against the candidate's profile, resume, video resume, and any answers they have submitted.
Does the score replace human judgement?
No. CazMeter is a starting point and a tie-breaker. The hiring decision stays with the employer or recruiter, with full visibility into the strengths and gaps.
Can a candidate's score change?
Yes. When a candidate updates their profile or answers a new screening question, CazMeter recalculates the fit on every relevant job.
Is CazMeter available on every job?
Yes. Every job posted on CazVid gets CazMeter scoring on every applicant, with no extra setup.
Can I sort applicants by match score?
Yes. The applicant list in your CazVid workspace can be sorted by CazMeter score so the strongest fits surface first.

Ready to see fit at a glance?