Screening calls, made for you
Talynce's AI calling agent phones your shortlist, asks the questions you set, answers the candidate's, and hands back a recording, a transcript and a structured answer for every question. Hear it on your own phone before a candidate does.
Hi Priya, I'm calling about the Java Developer role. Are you open to a change right now?
Yes, I am looking.
Great. What is your total experience, and your notice period?
Around 7 years. I'm on 60 days, but it can be bought out.
Open to change
Yes
Experience
7 years
Notice period
60 days
- a minute of talk time
- ~₹5a minute of talk time
- for calls that do not connect
- ₹0for calls that do not connect
- automatic retries per candidate
- Up to 10automatic retries per candidate
- score on answers you set a target for
- 0–100score on answers you set a target for
Hear the AI recruiter
Hear the AI recruiter on the roles you hire for.
Real screening calls made by Talynce's AI calling agent. Press play and judge it the way your candidates will.
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Why it matters
The first call is the same call, a hundred times
Six questions, a hundred candidates, many of whom never pick up. It has to happen, and it is the least valuable hour of a recruiter's day.
Today
- As many calls in an evening as one recruiter can dial
- Questions that drift by recruiter and by mood
- Notes, if they were written up at all
- No-answers followed up whenever someone remembers
With Talynce
- The agent works through the list without a recruiter on the line
- An identical script on every call
- A recording, a transcript and an answer per question
- No-answers retried automatically, on your schedule
The script
It asks exactly your questions
Current company, total and relevant experience, notice period, current and expected CTC: you set the script for each job, and every candidate gets it the same way.
- Six standard questions, each one yours to reword
- Add the pre-interview questions already on the job
- Set an expected answer and each response is scored 0 to 100 against it
- A greeting of your own, if you want one
What is your notice period?
90Expected: 60 days or less
Answer: 60 days, can be bought out
What is your total experience?
100Expected: 6 to 10 years
Answer: Around 7 years
Have you worked on Kafka in production?
55Expected: Yes, with an example
Answer: Used it in one project, briefly
The campaign
It works through your whole shortlist
Point a campaign at a job. The agent calls one candidate after another inside the hours you allow, and tries again when nobody answers.
- A calling window by day and hour, in IST
- From 0 to 10 retries, spaced 1 to 168 hours apart
- A candidate who is busy is called back at the time they give
- People who apply later join the campaign as they arrive
Java Developer: AI screening calls
Audience: Applied, Candidate Interested · 48 candidates
Calling window
Mon to Sat, 09:00 to 20:00 IST
Retries
2, four hours apart
New applicants
Join automatically
Number
One dedicated line
The results
You read answers, not call notes
Every connected call comes back as a recording, a full transcript and one answer per question, filed against the candidate on the job.
- Listen to the recording, or read the call instead
- A structured answer for every question asked
- Scored calls are listed best first in the campaign's analysis
- Who is not looking, and who could not be reached, is plain to see
AIWhat is your notice period?
CandidateSixty days, but it can be bought out.
Captured
- Open to a change
- Yes
- Notice period
- 60 days, can be bought out
- Expected CTC
- 24 LPA
Where teams use it
Where teams point it first
First-round screening at volume
A hundred applicants for one role. The agent works through every one of them inside your calling window; your recruiters open only the ones that answer well.
Waking an old pipeline
Databases go stale fast. Add last quarter's candidates to the job and let the agent find out who is still looking, without spending a recruiter's week on it.
Evenings, weekends and spikes
Evenings and weekends inside the window you set, or the days when applications outrun what the desk can handle.
How it works
From script to shortlist in four steps
- 1
Write the script once
Pick the questions this role needs answered: the standard ones, plus anything specific to the client.
- 2
Point it at a shortlist
Choose the job and the candidates. New applicants can join the campaign automatically as they apply.
- 3
It makes the calls
One after another, inside your calling window, retrying no-answers on the schedule you set.
- 4
You read the results
Recording, transcript and a structured answer per question, with a score wherever you set an expected answer.
Your team stays in charge
Rules the agent keeps on every call
A screening call speaks for your agency. These are built into how the agent talks.
It says what it is
It introduces itself with your recruiter's name and your company, and says plainly that it is an AI assistant when a candidate asks.
It never turns anyone down
It does not tell a candidate they are unsuitable or rejected. It collects answers; your recruiters decide who moves forward.
It does not guess
Asked something it was not told, it says so and that a recruiter will follow up. It never states or hints at what the role pays.
The rest of the pipeline
Calling is one part of the pipeline
What the agent hears is filed against the same candidate and the same job as everything else.
Judge that yourself: that is what the sample call is for. It speaks natural Indian English at an unhurried pace, listens rather than reading a menu, and answers questions the candidate asks about the role.
Judge it the way your candidates will
One call, a couple of minutes, and you'll know whether you would put this in front of your shortlist, and how much calling your team could hand over.