Using AI-powered prediction models can be very helpful and save you a lot of time and effort, but before you put this new mechanism in place, it is important to test and verify the quality of the AI algorithms you will implement.
At HrFlow.ai, we are aware of this challenge, and that's why we put in place a process that allows the customer to audit the results of all our algorithms before deploying them.
This process allows the customer to test our AI algorithms on their own data and evaluate their performance to ensure the quality of the results.
For HrFlow.ai's Resume Parsing technology, the approach you take hinges on three factors:
The technical proficiency of the tester.
The depth of insight anticipated from the test.
The comprehensiveness expected from the test.
Fast and non-technical test
You can try HrFlow.ai Resume Parsing without signing up or possessing technical expertise. Simply follow these steps:
Drag and drop a resume to receive a formatted profile along with the associated Profile JSON.
Your results will be delivered to your email.
Please note that this method allows testing of only one resume at a time.Self-serve & technical test
You can try the HrFlow.ai Resume Parsing API by signing up. Simply follow these steps:
Visit: https://hrflow.ai/signup
Create a Source (you can create a Drag&Drop folder or activate sync Parsing for API usage)
Follow our API Guide to parse up to 100 resumes for free: https://developers.hrflow.ai/docs/resume-parsing
Please note that this method requires a credit card, but you can parse up to 100 resumes/month for free.
Exhaustive & large batch test
Our technical support team can work with you to generate extensive statistics about the performance of our Resume Parsing for large datasets of Resumes. Our limit is set to 1,000 resumes/customer.
Simply follow these steps:
Use Wetransfer to forward your sample dataset to support+parsing@hrflow.ai
In less than 24 hours, our team will provide you with an in-depth Excel spreadsheet detailing the Resume Parsing performance.
In this spreadsheet:
Each row corresponds to a parsed profile.
Each column denotes a specific performance metric.
Performance metrics include:
Binary metrics include name, email, start date, end date, and more.
Aggregated metrics like info_score, exp_score, edu_score
Count metrics, for instance, skills.
Please be aware that our actual performance metrics might be higher. In fact, they represent a conservative estimate, as the data we're evaluating the model against might not be present in the resume.