PRODUCT — TALENT REDISCOVERY

A strong candidate shouldn't disappear when a req closes.

Six months after a role closes, nobody remembers to go back and check if that great runner-up fits something new. Every job you create automatically checks for the overlap.

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No extra AI cost — pure skill-overlap matching

HOW IT WORKS
01

Build up your Talent Pool

Every candidate you've ever screened, for any job, stays in your pool permanently.

02

Open a new job

Paste the JD and Rezumz extracts its must-have skills, same as any screening job.

03

See who might already fit

Click "Find past candidates who might fit" to surface past screens that overlap with the new role's requirements.

WHAT YOU GET

Zero extra AI cost

Matching runs in plain JS against your new job's own extracted skills — no per-candidate AI call.

Cross-job by design

Looks across every other job you've run, not just the current one.

A real overlap bar

Requires at least two matching must-have skills, so you're not shown loosely-related noise.

On demand

You choose when to check — it doesn't run silently or surface unsolicited suggestions.

QUESTIONS
Does this cost extra AI usage?

No — it matches your new job's must-have skills against your existing Talent Pool using plain overlap scoring, not a fresh AI call per candidate.

When does it run?

On demand — click "Find past candidates who might fit" on any job page, rather than running silently in the background.

How does it decide who's a match?

It requires at least two overlapping must-have skills between the new role and a past candidate's screened profile before surfacing them.

Does it search candidates from the same job?

No — it only looks at candidates screened for other jobs, since the current job's own pool is already visible.

Your past sourcing work shouldn't evaporate.

Every new job checks your Talent Pool automatically — for free.

See it on a real hire

Open a private demo with fictional candidates and walk a hire from job description to offer. No sign-up needed.

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