The technical screening gap in agency recruiting
Agency recruiters are strong at sourcing and matching, but most are not engineers. A resume and a call cannot show whether a candidate can actually do the work, so clients see shortlists they still have to screen themselves.
How an agency uses SynergicHire
- Create a role from the client's job description. Approve the drafted screening plan, or adjust it with the client.
- Invite your candidates to the AI screen. Invites are emailed for you, and replies come to you.
- Read each assessment: fundamentals and AI fluency scored separately, every score citing an answer.
- Run a coding round for finalists to show how they build with an AI assistant.
- Record who you submit, with a named person on every decision.
What the evidence looks like
| Stage | What you get |
|---|---|
| Resume read | A fit band computed from verdicts that quote the resume |
| AI screen | A transcript, a whiteboard or code when used, and cited scores |
| Coding round | A replay with authorship tinting and six AI-fluency signals |
| Scorecard | Every round on one record, lowest verdict beside the average |
Prepaid, per piece of work
Credits are prepaid. An AI screen is 1 credit, or 2 with voice. A coding round is 5. Reading 40 applications is 1. Plans run from $119 to $899 a month, with one-time top-up packs.
Fair to your candidates
Candidates are told what an AI reads, what is recorded and who decides before they start. There is no camera proctoring and no facial or emotion analysis.
Questions
Can an agency use SynergicHire for several clients?
Yes. Each client role is its own role with its own plan, applicants and scorecards.
Do I need technical knowledge to read the assessment?
Less than you would think. Every score cites the answer or edit it rests on, and the recommendation is written in plain words.
Does SynergicHire connect to agency ATS or CRM tools?
Not at launch. SynergicHire is its own minimal applicant tracker.
Is the agency's decision automated?
No. A named person signs off every round and records every outcome.