How evaluations work
Understand the current evaluations workflow for a candidate application.
This article explains the current evaluations workflow for a candidate application.
What the Evaluations tab shows
The tab is organized in three layers:
- the current stage plan
- the current evaluation summary
- the assigned reviewers
What the stage plan means
The top strip shows:
- current stage
- assigned scorecards
- assigned assessments
This tells you what the stage expects before you review or assign anyone.
What the evaluation summary means
The summary strip shows:
- current-stage evaluations
- review coverage
- latest recommendation
This helps you understand how much signal already exists without reading every evaluation first.
What review coverage means
Review coverage shows reviewer accountability for the current stage.
It is separate from the number of saved evaluations.
What happens next
From this tab, users can:
- review current-stage expectations
- assign reviewers
- submit evaluations
- review saved recommendation signals
Related articles
- Assign reviewers — Understand how reviewer assignment affects accountability and coverage.
- Assessments in evaluations — See how stage assessments relate to reviewer-submitted evaluation signal.
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