Shortlist candidates before your recruiters interview them.
Merit calls your candidates and runs a structured voice screening for the role. Your recruiters see who's worth interviewing — and why — before they pick up the phone.
- ✓ 2.5 years sales experience
- ✓ Can join in 15 days
- ✓ Comfortable with field work
Your recruiters shouldn't have to make the same first call over and over.
A recruitment agency gets a candidate pool.
Then someone has to call every candidate. Ask if they've done the work before. Check their experience. Check when they can join. Ask what they're expecting to earn. Figure out if they're actually interested, or just browsing. Take notes. Decide who's worth a second conversation.
Then do it again for the next candidate. And the next.
Your recruiters aren't bad at this. They're good at it — that's the problem. They're spending skilled time on a conversation that repeats itself fifty times before anyone gets to the actual interview.
Resumes don't help much here either. For field sales, delivery, telecalling, retail — the resume rarely tells you what you need to know. You find out by talking to the person.
So your recruiters end up doing the same first call, over and over, just to find out who deserves the second one.
Merit speaks to candidates before your recruiters do.
Merit runs a structured voice screening, built around the role you're hiring for. The candidate talks — in Hindi, Hinglish, English, or a regional language. Merit listens, asks the right follow-ups, and pulls out what actually matters: experience, availability, expectations, fit.
Your recruiter gets a shortlist. Not a list of names — a list of candidates with the evidence attached.
Merit does the first screen. Your recruiter does the interview.
Merit doesn't decide who gets hired. It decides who's worth your recruiter's time. That decision still belongs to your team.
Merit
Voice screeningEvidence
Extracted role parametersBuilt differently because Indian hiring works differently.
Built for Indian hiring
Merit is built around multilingual, phone-first candidates and the way frontline hiring actually works in India — not adapted from a product built for somewhere else.
Voice first
Candidates talk. They don't fill out another form or sit through another test. For roles where the resume says little, the conversation says a lot.
Screening, not another score
Merit isn't built to hand recruiters one more dashboard to interpret. It's built to answer one question: who should we interview?
Evidence behind the shortlist
No unexplained scores. Every recommendation is backed by what the candidate actually said, mapped to what the role needs.
Role Requirements Audit
Verified against position criteriaCustomer handling
Strong evidenceBuilt for the roles where the first conversation matters.
Field Sales
Screen experience, field readiness, customer handling and availability before the interview.
Delivery & Logistics
Screen availability, location, shift preferences and role requirements.
Customer Support
Screen communication and relevant experience through conversation.
Telecalling
Screen communication, experience, language and role fit.
Retail & Operations
Screen availability, location, experience and practical role requirements.
From candidate list to recruiter shortlist.
Add candidates
Bring in the candidates you already have.
Merit calls
Merit runs the first-round voice screening based on the role.
Merit analyzes
The conversation is checked against the requirements you've defined.
Recruiter gets the shortlist
Candidates are organized into clear recommendations, with the evidence behind each one.
Recruiter interviews
Your team spends its time talking to the candidates who made it through the first screen.