Question 1

How does Censara's candidate matching work?

Accepted Answer

Censara uses a Match Score — a 0–100, alias-aware score calculated against the job brief. It covers skills, experience, and seniority, with plain-English reasoning on every candidate so you can see why someone ranks where they do, not just their number.

Question 2

What is Censara Anywhere?

Accepted Answer

Censara Anywhere is a Chrome side panel that turns LinkedIn and the open web into part of your CRM. Capture a profile in one click, get an on-the-spot Match Score against open roles, detect duplicates, and move the candidate into a Smart List, job or project — without leaving the page.

Question 3

Can I search for candidates already in my CRM?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Felix supports semantic search across your candidate database — plain-English queries that understand intent, not just keyword matching. You can also use Smart Lists: saved searches that constantly re-evaluate as candidate data changes.

Question 4

Does Censara support external sourcing as well as the internal database?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Censara Anywhere extends sourcing to LinkedIn and the open web. You can also connect external job boards and data sources, and use Smart Lists to build always-current target audiences from your enriched CRM data.

Question 5

What are invite-to-apply application pages?

Accepted Answer

Censara lets you create personalised application pages for specific candidates — a direct invite to apply for a role without a generic public job board post. Responses feed back into the pipeline automatically.

Question 6

How does the skills and experience matching work?

Accepted Answer

Every candidate and job in Censara carries a structured skills and experience taxonomy — recruiter-editable, with provenance on every tag (AI parser, LinkedIn, or recruiter). The Match Score uses this taxonomy to rank candidates against a brief with alias awareness, so variations like 'JS' and 'JavaScript' are treated as the same skill.

Sourcing talent – Censara

One matching engine