Risenoow versus applicant tracking systems.
An applicant tracking system stores applications and ranks them, so somebody still has to read the pile to find out who is worth an hour. Risenoow interviews every applicant first, hands you a report where every score carries their own words, and keeps the pipeline too.
- No card
- Plans from $79 a month
- Nothing to integrate

Storing and ranking, or interviewing everybody.
The left column describes applicant tracking systems as a category. We name no product, and where the category does something well we say so.
Everything in the Risenoow column ships in the workspace, with nothing to integrate.
A shortlist that already did the talking.
Each applicant arrives interviewed and scored, so the list opens in the order you would want to read it, with the stage of every one beside the score.
- Every applicant with a CV fit and an interview score
- Sort by score, stage or fit, filter by role
- The pipeline for each role at a glance


The tracking you rely on, still there.
Adding the interview does not mean losing the list. All of this is in the workspace on the first day of the trial.
- Stages and countsTabs whose counts always agree with the list underneath.
- One record per candidateAssessment, interviews, profile, cover letter, answers, status and notes together.
- Shared notes that do not collideA save is refused with an explanation if a colleague wrote in the meantime.
- Access that matches the org chartRecruiters see the roles they created; administrators see everything.
- A dashboard for the weekOpen roles, applications, awaiting review, shortlisted and the average score.
- Email activity in one placeEvery message the platform sends is logged, including the refused ones.

Put one role through it before you decide.
Fourteen days, no card, ten interviews, one seat and one open role. Nothing to integrate and nothing to migrate. Your first role can be live in minutes.
The answer for legal, the board and the candidate.
Enforced by the product rather than a policy document, which is what keeps a shortlist explainable in the week nobody has time.
Is Risenoow an applicant tracking system?
Risenoow does the tracking an applicant tracking system does and adds the part that usually sits in front of it: every applicant is interviewed before anybody opens the list, and the list carries stages, counts, shared notes and scoped access.
Do we have to replace the system we already use?
No and there is nothing to integrate either. A role published on Risenoow is worked in the Risenoow workspace, appears on the public job board and the reports can be read there by the people you invite.
How long does it take to get a first role live?
Minutes. You describe the role once and the advert, the screening questions and both interview scripts are written in one pass, with anything assumed listed for you to check before you publish.
What does a recruiter see compared with an administrator?
Administrators see the whole workspace. Recruiters are scoped to the roles they created and anything belonging to a colleague's role is refused outright.
Is Risenoow priced per seat or per interview?
By the interviews you run each month, with seats included on every plan. The free trial is fourteen days with ten interviews, one seat and one role; Starter is $79, Growth $249 and Scale $599, each with a stated rate for extra interviews.
What happens to a candidate a requirement declines?
They are told which requirement, in the words recorded on the application, and that they may apply again after a cooling period. No interview is run and a person on your team can undo it from the record.
Your next role, interviewed properly by tomorrow morning.
Fourteen days free, no card and a shortlist where every score shows the words behind it.