Qualified Send-Outs
Every Send-Out Is a Decision Point
- Unlimited Send-Out Autopsies
- 175 Qualified Rewrites
- 3 Role Briefs
- 10 Interview Debriefs + Send-Outs
- Unlimited Send-Out Autopsies
- 75 Role Briefs
- 375 Interview Debriefs
- 375 Qualified Send-Outs
- Email support
- Unlimited Send-Out Autopsies
- Custom volumes
- Dedicated onboarding
- Priority support
Product Features
Send-Out Autopsy
A diagnostic for the send-out you already wrote. Paste it in and see what the hiring manager will actually understand — and what they'll have to guess. It checks whether your reasoning made it onto the page or stayed in your head. Free and unlimited on every plan.
Qualified Rewrite
The autopsy found the gaps. Qualified Rewrite closes them. It takes your original send-out and the diagnostic results and produces a rewritten version that makes your reasoning visible to the hiring manager. Same candidate, same evidence — just a send-out that actually communicates what you know.
Role Brief
Defines what a successful hire looks like before you start sourcing. Surfaces the gaps in what you know about the role, the risks in the search, and whether the hiring manager is clear enough on what they want for you to deliver. Some searches aren't worth taking. Role Brief makes that obvious early. If you take the search, it becomes the standard every candidate is evaluated against.
Interview Debrief
You interviewed the candidate. The question is whether the evidence supports advancing them — and whether that reasoning is documented anywhere but your head. Interview Debrief maps everything you have — resume, transcript, notes — against the Role Brief you already built: where the candidate aligns, what's unclear, and what to ask next. The evaluation is on paper before you move on, not lost in your head.
Qualified Send-Out
The evaluation is done. The reasoning is documented. Qualified Send-Out packages it so the hiring manager knows exactly what they're looking at and why it's worth their time. Not a sales pitch. A polished summary that connects the story — so the next move is obvious: show me the evidence, and let's skip the steps that are already done.
