Cinode Matching Function Overview
The matching function in Cinode's Business module helps you find the best candidates for specific roles based on their skills. Using the matching function, you can select a role and find suitable candidates based on their skills and competence levels.
How It Works - Candidate Skills:
Skill Listing: All candidates should have their skills listed in their profile to get a match.
Skill Tagging: Skills can be tagged manually by a recruiter or the candidates themselves, or by importing a CV.
Skill Levels: Candidates who set their competence level (how proficient they are in each skill) will receive a more accurate matching score.
Benefits of the Matching Function
Efficiency: Quickly identify the best candidates for roles based on their skills.
Accuracy: Skill levels enhance matching accuracy, ensuring the most qualified candidates are highlighted.
Steps to Match a Role with Candidates
If you already created a project and a role follow the steps,
1. Navigate to Project - Pipe/list and choose the role you need to fill.
2. Add the skill requirements for you role.
3.Add your skill requirements for the role
3. Next click the Matching tab
4. Click the candidates tab
Here, you'll see a list of candidates whose skills match the requirements of the selected role. However on the matching number to view more information.
Book a Candidate onto a Project Role
Candidates can now be booked directly onto project assignment roles — no conversion to employee or subcontractor required first.
Once you have identified a suitable candidate through the matching function, you can book them onto the role directly from the candidate's profile:
Open the candidate's profile.
Navigate to the Roles tab.
Click + Add and select the project assignment role you want to book the candidate onto.
Fill in the booking details (start/end date, extent) and confirm.
The candidate will now appear as booked in the project role and will be visible in the booking drawer alongside employees and subcontractors.
💡 Booking a candidate onto a role does not convert them to an employee or subcontractor. They remain a candidate in Cinode until you explicitly convert them.