Closer to Your Candidates: Sapia.ai Unveils Discover Insights for Live Diversity and Experience Tracking
'Measuring inclusion and experience in real time, and linking that to outcomes, changes how hiring teams work'
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With Discover Insights, talent teams can finally measure inclusion and experience alongside hiring performance, answering questions that drive results:
Is our attraction spend bringing the right candidates?
Are we engaging and retaining them through the funnel?
Are we delivering a fair, consistent experience for all?
One view of performance, experience, and equity
Discover Insights combines Sapia.ai's Candidate Experience Dashboard and Diversity Dashboard with live funnel and efficiency metrics. Hiring teams see who is applying, progressing, and being hired, how journeys differ across demographics, and what candidates are saying, in their own words.
'Measuring inclusion and experience in real time, linked to outcomes, changes how hiring teams work,' said Barb Hyman, CEO and founder of Sapia.ai. 'You can see where diverse talent is dropping out, how sentiment is shifting, and act before you lose great people.'
From data to action
Every dashboard is built for action:
Track representation and fairness at every stage
Pinpoint where diverse talent drops out
Monitor brand advocacy, satisfaction, and engagement
Quantify ROI from automation and efficiency gains
Share proof of fair, effective hiring with boards, regulators, and executives
Built on Sapia.ai's FAIR™ Framework and privacy-by-design principles, Discover Insights empowers every hiring stakeholder with a shared, transparent view of what's working and what needs to change.
Hiring is no longer a black box. Now it's a live feedback loop.
About Sapia.ai
Sapia.ai is building the world's most intelligent hiring engine, bringing science, speed, and fairness to every people decision.
Trusted by global brands like BT Group, Woolworths, and Qantas, we replace outdated hiring processes with a closed-loop system: from job design (JAS™) to structured interviews (Chat Pro) to workforce intelligence (Tia).
With 7 million+ interviews completed in 50+ languages, Sapia.ai redefines hiring for scale, inclusion, and insight through a chat experience candidates love.
We don't automate the status quo. We're replacing it.
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