https://siftfirst.com/ · Workflow & Planning
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Collect resumes and candidate profiles as you browse, then rank them against your own criteria with evidence for every score. Hiring without an ATS means candidates arrive everywhere: job-board profiles, emailed resumes, LinkedIn pages, agency PDFs open in a tab. The SiftFirst extension turns that browsing into a shortlist. COLLECT WHILE YOU BROWSE Open the side panel and grab a candidate three ways: collect your text selection, click a block with the element picker, or take the page's readable text in one press. Right-click works too: "Collect selection with Sift" from any page. Every capture keeps its source link and an editable name, and combine mode merges several captures into one profile. SAVE INTO A REAL SCREENING Send the pile to your SiftFirst account: add candidates to an existing screening or start a new list. In the app, one click scores the new candidates against the criteria YOU set, with a quoted line of evidence behind every score. No auto-reject, ever: SiftFirst ranks and explains, you decide. BUILT FOR SMALL TEAMS DROWNING IN APPLICATIONS Job posts pull 200+ applications, most of them AI-written. SiftFirst is the transparent screening assistant for owners and small teams with no HR department: paste or collect the pile, set the rubric, get an explainable shortlist in minutes. The free demo needs no signup: siftfirst.com PRIVACY, PLAINLY The extension reads a page only when you trigger it, keeps your unsaved pile on your device, sends saved candidates only to your own SiftFirst account, and contains no trackers, analytics, or ads. Full policy: siftfirst.com/extension/privacy
Jul 30, 2026
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