HR & Talent
An application gives you an email and a story about a school and a past employer. Search each one, then keep the person, the school, and the company on a single hiring file.
The hiring packet cites what public sources say, next to what the candidate wrote. Gaps are visible before the offer.
Avery Patel
Public sources, structured
- avery.patel@mailbox.example
- Education
- Harbor College
- Experience
- Pixelforge — staff engineer
- Profile
- linkedin.com/in/avery-patel-example
A staff engineer application
The résumé lists Harbor College and a role at Pixelforge. You search the candidate, then the school domain, then the employer domain. This sample shows the shape of that file.
- Search 1Person
avery.patel@mailbox.example
Names, other emails, profiles, education, and experience.
- Search 2School
harbor-college.example
The school record, to set next to the degree on the résumé.
- Search 3Company
pixelforge.example
The company record for the employer they named.
Filed together as Avery Patel — staff engineer
How to run it
- 1
Search the candidate
Use the application email, a phone number, or the profile URL on the résumé. Read the education and experience on the report against what they submitted.
- 2
Search the school and the employers
A school domain uses school search. A company domain uses company search. Each one is a separate search, so the hiring file shows which claim you checked.
- 3
Keep the hiring file
Add the person, the school, and the companies to one investigation. Export a PDF for the packet that goes to the hiring manager.
- 4
Start it from the application
Zapier can listen for a new candidate and call Expose. The API and the Agent Skill run the same searches from the tools the recruiting team already uses.
What you start with
- The application email
- A profile URL from the résumé
- The school domain they named
- A past employer's domain
What comes back
- The person record
- Education entries
- Experience entries
- A school record for the campus domain
- A company record for each employer
Connect it
Same search, from the tool you already have open.