Visual hiring pipeline
Lay out every round as a stage. See applicant counts at a glance and switch between rounds without leaving the builder.
Forms101 gives each partner project its own branded hiring portal. Design the rounds, application forms and scorecards once, then let applicants and reviewers work on a link you control.
Hiring pipeline
Live248 applicants
64 applicants
18 applicants
6 applicants
Screening scorecard
Reviewers rate each applicant on these criteria.
Problem framing
10 ptsEvidence of past work
10 ptsMission alignment
5 ptsAvg. score
7.8
+0.6 vs. last cohort
Reviewed
51/64
80% complete
Decision mix
Built for teams that run selective programs
How it works
Studio is where you design. The portal is where everyone else works. Nothing in between.
One portal per partner project. Pick a name and a link, and it starts with an application round, a form, and a scorecard ready to edit.
Add rounds like Screening or Final panel. Each round gets its own application form, scorecard, reviewer dashboard, and review card.
Publish to a branded subdomain. Applicants apply there, reviewers score there, and you keep editing from Studio.
Features
Built on the same ideas the best recruiting teams use: clear stages, the same criteria for everyone, and decisions you can explain.
Lay out every round as a stage. See applicant counts at a glance and switch between rounds without leaving the builder.
15 question types, from short answers to choice grids, ratings and file uploads. Changes save as you type.
Give every round clear criteria and point values, so reviewers score applicants against the same standard.
Publishing takes a snapshot of each form. Later edits never change applications people already sent.
Drag numbers, charts, tables and cards onto a canvas and bind them to the answers that matter.
Each portal lives on its own subdomain, with your partner's logo and color. Applicants never see Studio.
Choose what reviewers see first for each applicant: key answers, scores, and who it's assigned to.
Access control
Invite people by email and give each one a role. Applicants only see the application. Jury members only see the people assigned to them.
Set up the first portal in a few minutes. Publish when it’s ready.