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Generate and organize job candidate feedback automatically

Rielee Velasco avatar
Written by Rielee Velasco
Updated this week

Reviewing interview notes can take time, especially when multiple candidates and roles are involved. This workflow helps hiring teams stay organized by automatically generating structured candidate feedback, labeling it based on fit, and saving it to the right Space after an interview transcript is processed.

By combining a custom AI prompt, review logic, and conditional steps, recruiters can keep their hiring pipeline up to date without extra admin work.


How it works

Whenever a meeting titled Initial Interview is processed, this workflow runs a custom AI prompt to create a summary of the conversation that includes the candidate’s strengths, areas for improvement, and overall recommendation.

A condition then checks the AI’s feedback:

  • If the candidate is marked a Good fit, their summary is shared to Slack and saved in the Hiring Pipeline Space.

  • If they are marked as anything other than Good fit, the feedback is labeled Talent Pool and stored in that Space for future reference.

This helps recruiters quickly separate promising candidates from those who may be better suited for future roles while keeping every interview note properly categorized.


Setting it up

  • Click New workflow and name it Generate candidate feedback.

  • Under Trigger type, select Automatic, then choose Meeting Processed.

    • Add a condition so it only runs when the Meeting Title contains Initial Interview.

  • Add the AI: Write your own prompt step.

    • Use a prompt like:

      Write a structured summary of this interview. Include: - Candidate name (if mentioned) - Role interviewed for - Strengths - Areas for improvement - Overall recommendation (Good fit / Needs review / Not a fit)
    • Turn on Include meeting transcript in prompt context and Save the result to the meeting.

  • Add a Condition step.

    • Set the logic to step1.output contains Good fit.

    • This lets the workflow branch based on the AI’s recommendation.

  • On the Yes path:

    • Add an Add labels step and label it as Hiring Pipeline.

    • Add a Share to an integration step, choose Slack, and select the channel for hiring updates.

      • The result from step1 (the AI-generated summary) is automatically posted to this Slack channel, giving the hiring team a quick overview of promising candidates.

    • Add a Save to a Space step and select the Hiring Pipeline Space.

  • On the No path:

    • Add an Add labels step and label it as Talent Pool.

    • Add a Save to a Space step and select the Talent Pool Space.

  • Click Save.

Now, each time an interview meeting is processed, Tactiq will automatically generate feedback, tag it appropriately, share it to Slack when relevant, and route it to the correct Space.


Variation to try

  • If you want an extra layer of quality control before saving the AI feedback, insert a Review Before Proceeding step right after the AI prompt. This lets a recruiter or hiring manager review the generated summary before it is shared or categorized.

  • You can also add a Save to a Space step for storing internal notes or HR documentation in one place.

  • These additions make your workflow more flexible and ensure hiring decisions stay transparent and well documented.


What you’ll get

  • Clear, structured summaries of every interview, instantly generated and categorized

  • Automatic labeling that keeps your Hiring Pipeline and Talent Pool organized

  • Slack updates for quick team visibility on promising candidates

  • Less manual follow up and more consistent documentation across interviews

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