The product

Everything a hire needs, in the order it happens

Four moments decide whether you get the candidate: publishing the role, taking the application, running the panel, and closing the offer. Wideslate owns all four.

See the plansUnlimited users, unlimited candidates, free migration. Twelve months for the price of ten on annual billing.
Sample workspace · seeded dataREQ-014
Opening 01 of 20

Product designer

Recruiter · talent teamNew York, NY · Remote
01Opening
Approved, then publishedOpening 01 · open
02Candidate
Résumé read, form prefilledApplied 2 days ago
03Interview
Booked from Google CalendarPanel of 3 · 2 scorecards in
04Offer
Signed in the browserSent · awaiting signature
01
Post the role

A careers site on your own address

Publish once and the role lands on a branded careers page at your own subdomain or your own domain, with JobPosting structured data for Google for Jobs, a sitemap, and a board you can embed on your marketing site.

Owner · talent leadApproved, then published
02
Take the application

Résumés that arrive already read

A candidate uploads a résumé and the form comes back filled in with name, contact, titles and skills. Typing is never overwritten by a late parse, and the EEO step is its own screen with a real opt-out.

Owner · recruiterRésumé read, form prefilled
03
Run the panel

Interviews book against a real calendar

Send a self-schedule link and the candidate takes a slot that is genuinely free in your Google Calendar. Every interviewer writes a scorecard with evidence and sees the rest of the panel only after submitting.

Owner · coordinatorBooked, then scored
04
Close the offer

Approval and signature in one thread

Approvers act from their email. The candidate signs in the browser behind a one-time code, and the signed PDF is kept as the record that the role is filled.

Owner · hiring managerApproved, then signed
Who sees what

The panel sees the panel's work

Every candidate belongs to one workspace and one hiring team. Private candidates, internal applications and the EEO answers each have their own visibility rule, and the rules travel with the record.