What should a candidate submission email include?
It should include a recommendation, fit evidence, resume or profile link, availability, compensation context, and a clear feedback request.
Use this generator to turn screening notes into a cleaner client submission that is easier to review than a resume-only email.
Fill the fields and run the tool to generate recruiter-ready output.
Use cases
The tool is built around a specific agency workflow, so the output can be used in real recruiting decisions instead of sitting as a disconnected calculator.
Submit a shortlisted candidate to a client after screening.
Standardize candidate summaries across recruiters.
Ask for client interview feedback with a clear next step.
Best practices
Lead with the recommendation before listing resume facts.
Map evidence to the job order requirements so the client can decide faster.
Always include availability, compensation context, and a feedback deadline when available.
Workflow
Capture motivation, evidence, compensation, availability, and role fit.
Open related pageTurn screening notes into a concise client-ready recommendation.
Open related pageMove the candidate based on feedback, interview request, or rejection.
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FAQ
It should include a recommendation, fit evidence, resume or profile link, availability, compensation context, and a clear feedback request.
Yes. This tool is specifically for recruiter-to-client candidate submissions, while general recruiting email generators cover outreach, follow-up, invitations, and rejection emails.
Use it for one candidate at a time, then combine the generated summaries into a shortlist email if the client asked for multiple profiles.