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Candidate Reports answer the question: Where is the hiring process breaking? Use them to identify drop-off points, evaluate sourcing, and track conversion.

When to use this report

Use Candidate Reports when you need to:
  • Understand candidate flow across stages
  • Identify where candidates are dropping off
  • Measure conversion from application to hire

Open Candidate Reports

1

Go to Reports

Click Reports in the left menu.
2

Open the Candidates tab

Click the Candidates tab.
Can Report 1

Report sections

Pipeline health

Status distribution and funnel drop-off signals.

Disqualification trends

Common disqualify reasons that indicate screening or sourcing issues.

Sourcing quality

Which sources bring volume vs which sources bring qualified candidates.

Conversion metrics

Key rates that explain where the funnel leaks.

Candidate status overview

Shows distribution across statuses:
  • Hired
  • Applied
  • Interviewed
  • Disqualified
When reviewing overall pipeline health.

Candidate drop-off rate

The percentage of candidates leaving the process early.
When hiring slows down unexpectedly.
  • High drop-off early — job mismatch or unclear expectations
  • High drop-off late — interview experience or evaluation issues
Review the job description for clarity, check candidate experience across stages, and analyze rejection patterns.

Disqualified candidates

Lists the most common reasons candidates are disqualified.
SignalAction
Repeated reasonsIndicates consistent screening or sourcing issues — refine job requirements, improve screening, and align on evaluation criteria.

Application sources

Shows where candidates are coming from (job portals, referrals, career page, etc.).
When candidate volume or quality isn’t as expected.

Conversion metrics

Three linked rates that help explain where the funnel is leaking.

Offer acceptance rate

% of candidates accepting offers. Low rate often signals compensation or role mismatch.

Interview-to-offer rate

% of interviewed candidates who receive offers. Low rate can indicate poor candidate quality or strict evaluation.

Offer-to-hire rate

% of offers that result in hires. Low rate indicates candidates are declining offers.
Read the three rates together. Low offer acceptance with a healthy interview-to-offer usually points to compensation or role fit—not screening.

Experienced candidate analysis

Insights on senior-level candidates in the pipeline.
SignalAction
Low senior candidate flowSourcing issue — target senior hiring channels and refine role expectations.

Geographic distribution

Candidate locations across regions or cities.
When hiring requires location-specific candidates.
Low presence in your target location.
Adjust job location or add remote options, and improve location-based targeting.

Date range

Control the time period:
  • Last 7 days — recent activity
  • Last 30 days — overall trend
  • Custom range — detailed analysis
Always check the date range before drawing conclusions.

Export reports

Export as CSV, PDF, or XLSX. Select a specific report or export all sections.
Can Report 2

Jobs Reports

Job performance and hiring distribution.

Recruiter Reports

Recruiter contribution and efficiency.
Last modified on June 19, 2026