Candidate Reports
Understand candidate behavior and identify where candidates drop off in the hiring process.
Palistha Shrestha
Last Update há 4 meses
When to use this
- Understand candidate flow across stages
- Identify where candidates are dropping off
- Measure conversion from application to hire
Use this to find where the hiring process is breaking
Open Candidate Reports
- Go to Reports
- Click the Candidates tab

Candidate status overview
- Hired candidates
- Applied candidates
- Interviewed candidates
- Disqualified candidate
Use this to understand overall candidate distribution.
When to look at this
When reviewing pipeline health
What to watch for
- High applied but low interviewed -> weak screening or overly strict filtering
- High interviewed but low hired -> poor interview outcomes
Candidate drop-off rate
- Percentage of candidates leaving the process early
Use this to identify where candidates are losing interest or getting rejected
When to look at this
- When hiring slows down unexpectedly
What to watch for
- High drop-off early -> job mismatch or poor expectations
- High drop-off late -> interview experience or evaluation issues
What to do next
- Review job description for clarity
- Check candidate experience during hiring stages
- Analyze rejection patterns
Disqualified candidates
- Most common reasons candidates are disqualified
Use this to identify rejection patterns.
When to look at this
- When many candidates are being rejected
What to watch for
Repeated reasons -> consistent issue in screening or sourcing
What to do next
- Refine job requirements
- Improve screening process
- Align hiring team on evaluation criteria
Application sources
Shows:
- Where candidates are coming from (job portals, referrals, career page, etc.)
Use this to evaluate sourcing effectiveness.
When to look at this
- When candidate volume or quality is not as expected
What to watch for
Sources with high volume but low quality -> inefficient sourcing channel
What to do next
- Invest more in high-quality sources
- Reduce reliance on low-performing channels
Offer acceptance rate
- Percentage of candidates accepting job offers
Use this to measure offer success
When to look at this
When offers are being declined
What to watch for
- Low acceptance rate -> compensation or role mismatch
What to do next
- Review compensation structure
- Check candidate expectations earlier in process
Interview-to-offer rate
- Percentage of interviewed candidates who receive offers
Use this to evaluate interview effectiveness.
When to look at this
- When too many candidates reach interview stage
What to watch for
- Low rate -> poor candidate quality or strict evaluation
What to do next
- Improve screening before interviews
- Align interview criteria
Offer-to-hire rate
- Percentage of offers that result in hires
Use this to track the final conversion
When to look at this
When offers are not converting
What to watch for
Low rate -> candidates rejecting offers
What to do next
- Review offer terms
- Improve candidate engagement before offer stage
Experienced candidate analysis
- Insights on senior-level candidates in the pipeline
Use this to understand senior hiring performance.
When to look at this
When hiring for experienced roles
What to watch for
Low senior candidate flow -> sourcing issue
What to do next
- Target senior hiring channels
- Refine role expectations
Geographic distribution
Shows:
- Candidate locations across regions or cities
Use this to understand location trends.
When to look at this
- When hiring requires location-specific candidates
What to watch for
- Low presence in target location
What to do next
- Adjust job location or remote options
- Improve location-based targeting
Date range
- Last 7 days -> recent activity
- Last 30 days -> overall trend
- Custom range -> detailed analysis
Always check date range before making conclusions.
Export reports
- Export as CSV, PDF, or XLSX
- Select specific report or export all sections
Export only relevant data.

