Answers from your hiring data.

Ask Reena is two scoped assistants, not one all-knowing chatbot. Open a candidate and ask questions about that person, with every answer sourced from their CV, interview transcript, assessments, scorecards and notes. Questions about your whole pipeline go to a separate analytics agent, read-only and private to your team.

reena · askAna Rivera

Ran seasonal support queues for two years, and two reviewers rate her consistent under pressure.

CV · p.2Transcript · 04:12Scorecard · consistency
The candidate file

The answer exists. It's just buried in the file.

By the time a candidate reaches a final round, the truth about them is scattered across a CV, an interview transcript, assessment scores, scorecards and half a dozen notes. Before every call someone re-reads all of it, and under volume nobody has the time, so decisions start leaning on memory.

Open one candidate and ask Reena a question about that person, in plain language, and it answers from their own record. Every answer shows where it came from, so a recruiter can check the evidence rather than trust a summary.

ana rivera · sourcing an answer
CVread
AI interview transcriptread
Assessments + scorecardsread
Answer sourced and citedready

Ask about one person, get a sourced answer.

Every conversation with Ask Reena's copilot is bound to the candidate you opened: it reads that person's CV, AI interview transcript, assessments, scorecards and notes, and nothing outside that record. Ask what you would ask a colleague who had read everything, because Reena has.

One candidate at a time.Every conversation is scoped to the person you opened, never a sweep across the pipeline.
Every answer shows its source.Recruiters can open the CV, transcript, scorecard or note behind any answer, instead of taking a summary on faith.
Ask Reena informs. People decide.It never makes the call. Recruiters review the evidence and choose, and any answer can be checked and challenged.
ReenaAI teammate · online
Sourcing

Answered a question about Ana Rivera, sourced from her CV, interview transcript, assessments and scorecards.

"Ran seasonal support queues for two years and is rated consistent under pressure by two reviewers."

Where the answer came from
  • CV3 pages
  • AI interview transcript40 min
  • Scorecards & notes6 sources
Meet Reena

The teammate that already read the file.

Open any candidate and Ask Reena has the CV, the interview transcript, the assessments, the scorecards and the notes ready before you finish typing the question.

From an open candidate to a sourced answer.

The scope never widens on its own: your team opens the candidate, so the conversation is always about that one person.

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Open a candidate

From any stage in the pipeline, open the person you want to ask about. The conversation is scoped to that record from the first question.

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Ask, in plain language

Ask what you would ask a colleague who had read everything: a strength, a risk, a comparison with someone else already on file.

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Get a sourced answer

Reena answers from that candidate's CV, transcript, assessments, scorecards and notes, with the source shown, or exports it as a brief for the interviewer.

The analytics agent

A question about all of them needs a different agent.

Aggregate questions about your whole pipeline are a separate, read-only capability, tenant-scoped to your organisation. It is never the candidate copilot above, and it never changes your data.

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Pipeline, in plain language.
Ask where every candidate sits right now, by role and stage, and get an answer instead of a spreadsheet.
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Funnel and time-to-hire.
See how each stage converts and how long roles really take, from opening to offer.
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The same numbers as the dashboard.
Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities uses this layer for real-time visibility into time-to-hire and funnel performance across its teams.

Interviewers walk in already briefed.

Reena generates an interview brief for each interviewer before the conversation: a short, evidence-backed summary of who the candidate is, what earlier stages established and what is still worth probing, drawn from the same sourced record the copilot reads.

Hiring managers stop opening interviews with "remind me who this is", and the forty-five minutes get spent on the questions only a human can ask.

Explore AI Interviews
Interview brief · ana rivera

Summary from CV and screening. Ready before the call starts.

3 strengths sourced, 2 open questions flagged. Exported as a PDF for whoever needs it.

Frequently Asked Questions

From the candidate's own record on Reena: the CV, the AI interview transcript, assessment results, scorecards and the notes your team has left. Every answer cites its sources, so a recruiter can open the underlying evidence rather than taking a summary on faith. If the record does not contain an answer, Reena says so instead of guessing.
No, and that is deliberate. Ask Reena works in two scoped places: a copilot that answers questions about one candidate at a time, and an analytics agent that answers plain-language questions over your organisation's hiring data. Both are limited to your own environment, and the analytics agent is read-only, so it can query your data but never change it.
No. Every question runs inside your organisation's boundary: the copilot reads only the candidate records your team can already access, and the analytics agent queries only your own hiring data. Reena runs on Microsoft Azure, is ISO/IEC 27001 certified and GDPR compliant, and access follows the roles and permissions your admins set.
A short, evidence-backed summary prepared for the interviewer: who the candidate is, what earlier stages established, the strengths worth confirming and the open questions worth probing, drawn from the CV, interview transcript, assessments and scorecards. Briefs export as PDFs, so hiring managers who live outside Reena still walk in prepared.
No. Ask Reena informs decisions; it never makes them. Reena recommends, and your recruiters review, adjust and decide: every answer shows its sources, every AI call on the platform can be overridden, and the judgement stays human on every application. That position is written into our public Responsible AI pledge.
Anything your hiring data can support: where candidates sit in the pipeline, how each stage converts, how long roles really take, where candidates drop out and how consistently scorecards are applied across reviewers. It sits on the same data as your dashboards, so the numbers in the answer and the numbers on the wall always agree.

Ask your hiring data
a real question.