Async video interviews

Asynchronous video interviews candidates can complete on their time.

ScreenlyHire helps teams replace early scheduling back-and-forth with branded async video screens that still feel structured, fair, and easy to review.

  • Browser-based recording flow
  • Practice, retry, and confirmation states
  • Mobile-friendly candidate experience
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Jordan Diaz

Senior Engineer

AI highlights

  • Led migration to event-driven services
  • Strong on system trade-offs
  • Follow up on team leadership

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Candidate experience

Make the screen clear before a candidate starts recording.

A guided async flow helps candidates understand expectations, test their setup, and complete the interview from a browser.

  • Show instructions, consent language, question timing, and response format before recording.
  • Support video, audio, text, screening, file upload, and work sample questions.
  • Give candidates confirmation when responses are submitted successfully.

Recruiter review

Review async responses with the same structure every time.

Hiring teams can compare candidates against a consistent template instead of relying on disconnected notes.

  • Route responses to hiring managers, recruiters, and interview panels.
  • Use scorecards and comments to document the decision trail.
  • Track candidate status from invitation through review completion.

Questions

Common questions about async video interviews.

When should teams use asynchronous video interviews?

Async video interviews are useful for early screens, high-volume roles, distributed teams, and situations where scheduling live calls slows the funnel.

Can candidates complete async interviews on mobile?

ScreenlyHire is designed for browser-based candidate flows with responsive layouts and device checks before recording.

Do async interviews replace live interviews?

No. Async interviews usually improve early screening. ScreenlyHire also supports live interview workflows for later-stage panel conversations.