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Interview reports and recommendations, drafted from the interview
For recruiters and headhunters who send candidate reports to a client or hiring manager. ReCo drafts the interview report section by section from the evidence you choose: the transcript, the CV, the job description, your Session Notes (your own notes from the call) or your Guide Notes (the questions prepared for each criterion). You edit any paragraph, regenerate one block without touching the rest and export the report in your own structure and branding. Detailed recommendations take 50-80% less time than writing them by hand, and the final review stays with you.
Product management in B2B SaaS or fintech environments
Senior Product Manager in B2B fintech SaaS since 2021, focused on business onboarding, KYC flows and account activation; prior product roles in corporate banking platforms (2018-2021) and platform and internal tools (2015-2018). Works on API-based products with third-party integrations, tracking onboarding completion, drop-offs, time to activation and manual review volume. Delivered changes that improved onboarding completion by approximately 12-15% and reduced manual reviews by roughly 20%.
Leading complex product initiatives across multiple teams
Leads a defined product domain covering KYC and business account activation, coordinating with engineering, design and risk and compliance stakeholders. Contributed to cross-team changes that improved onboarding metrics, and has collaborated with IT, risk and compliance on large-scale systems in corporate banking.
Have you ever managed other team members?
Has not formally managed a team of Product Managers. Acts as a product lead within their domain and mentors one junior Product Manager on prioritization, refinement and stakeholder communication. Shows developing readiness for people management, but has not yet owned performance reviews or difficult people conversations.
The report editor in a demo session: one requirement with its evidence sources open.
From interview to report in three steps
The report follows the same Session Guide you interviewed with, so every requirement gets its own paragraph.
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Interview with the guide
Your Session Guide lists the requirements for the role. The live transcript, the CV and your notes build up next to it during the call.
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Draft each section from chosen sources
ReCo writes one paragraph per requirement. Pick the evidence for each block: Transcript, CV, Session Notes, Job description or Guide Notes, or write it yourself.
- 3
Edit, regenerate and export
Change any sentence in place, regenerate a single block with a different length or source, then export an editable Word document with your letterhead.
A short candidate summary and a detailed report from the same interview
Synthetic example based on the ReCo demo session. Both versions start from the same transcript, CV, notes and job description; the recruiter edits and approves them before they are sent.
Detailed version for the client
A recommendation, not a summary
A notetaker summary tells you what was said. A client or hiring manager needs evidence against the role.
Evidence per requirement
Each paragraph answers one requirement from the guide, so the reader sees where the interview produced evidence and where it did not.
50-80% less writing time
Detailed reports that took 1.5-2 hours by hand take 30-45 minutes, because the draft starts from the transcript, CV and notes you already have.
Your structure, your judgment
Nothing is locked. You choose the sources, rewrite what you want and approve the report before it goes to the client.

"ReCo helps us turn candidate conversations into better client recommendations faster - and gives me confidence that my whole team uses AI the same way, responsibly."Read the case study
Interview reports in ReCo: FAQ
Sources, templates, time saved and who makes the assessment.
Pricing
From interview to recommendation. 50–80% faster.
Less than the cost of writing one recommendation report manually.
The same workspace for the whole team, priced around its size.

Interview admin went from the heaviest part of the day to something that barely registers.



