Keywords: pipeline, kanban, candidates, stages, hiring workflow, interview scheduling, candidate management
The pipeline gives you a clear board view of every candidate's stage, with built-in tools at each step so your team always knows where things stand and what to do next.
The stages and what happens at each
- New — Newly received applications land here automatically. Review profiles, leave private team notes, and decide who to consider further.
- Reviewing — Candidates you're actively considering. Compare profiles side-by-side, share with hiring managers, and request additional information through the conversation thread.
- Interviewing — Candidates progressed to interview. Schedule sessions using the built-in tool (see below), track rounds, and log feedback.
- Offer — Candidates you've made an offer to. Track offer status, response deadlines, and acceptances directly from the pipeline view.
- Hired — The role is filled. Closing the role here automatically notifies other applicants and triggers post-hire reporting.
Moving candidates between stages
- Drag and drop candidates across the board to update their stage.
- Add an optional note when you move someone — useful for handoffs or aligning your team.
- Bulk actions are available when you need to move multiple candidates at once.
- Stage changes trigger notifications based on each team member's preferences.
Scheduling interviews
The Interviewing stage includes a customisable scheduling tool so you don't need to leave Paathz to set up the conversation.
- Choose interview type: video, phone, or in-person.
- Set duration and time zone — auto-converted for the candidate.
- Send calendar invites directly from Paathz; candidates can confirm or propose alternatives.
- Save reusable templates for common formats (15-min screening, 60-min technical, panel rounds).
- Schedule multiple interview rounds within the Interviewing stage without moving the candidate out of it.
| Good to know When you mark a candidate as hired, Paathz can automatically let the other applicants know the position has been filled, so no one is left waiting. |
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