Dash. Your talent shortlist is just a prompt away.

Dash is Amply's AI assessment layer. It scores and ranks every candidate against your role using the same structured criteria, with the reasoning behind every score.

The qualified candidates are in there. Buried.

New applicants pile up, and strong past candidates sit forgotten in the database. Comparing them by hand is slow, inconsistent between recruiters, and prone to error, so good people get missed. A growing share of applications now come from AI agents rather than people, making it even harder to know what's real.

How Dash works

1. Describe who you need

In plain language, or point Dash at the job description.

2. Approve the plan

Dash builds a detailed, editable assessment plan. Adjust criteria, add your own scoring frameworks, keep criteria private that you don't publish in the ad.

3. Review the shortlist, not the pile

Dash scores and ranks every candidate against the plan, new applicants and existing database alike, whether the pool is 25 or 250,000.

Why teams trust the results

Every score is explainable

Each result carries a written rationale, cited to the CV, screening notes and ATS records, so you can defend any shortlist to a hiring manager.

The score can't see the name

Assessments evaluate skills and experience only; names are ignored in scoring, so results can't shift with the gender or ethnicity a name implies.

Sort the best from the bots

AI agents are mass-applying to roles, and keyword screening can't tell the difference. Dash's structured assessment digs past the padding to what a candidate has actually done.

Interview-ready output

Dash flags CV gaps worth probing and generates screening and interview questions from the role.

Runs where recruiters work

Query Dash, run assessments and surface candidates directly from Slack.

Equiti Group runs Dash across its recruitment workflow.