The AI interviewer built in Tunisia

Interview every candidate. Assess every answer. 

Scoutly runs the first-round interview for every role you hire or vet, by voice, chat or video, and scores every answer with evidence. For recruitment agencies, hiring teams and job platforms.

Voice, chat or video

candidates can switch between voice and chat mid-interview

Coding and whiteboard

a 14-language editor and a live design canvas

Tunisian Derja and five more

English, French, Spanish, German and Dutch

Any time zone

candidates start when they're ready, with no call to schedule

What you get for every candidate

Read the evidence, not just the score.

Every answer in the report is tied to the criterion it was scored against and to the candidate's own words.

Sample report · Customer advisor (French)

Demo data
  1. 1The answer

    A customer calls for the third time about the same problem, and is angry. What do you do?

    « Je comprends votre frustration, c'est la troisième fois. Je reprends votre dossier tout de suite et je vous rappelle avant 17h avec une solution. »

    “I understand your frustration, it's the third time. I'm taking over your file right now and I'll call you back before 5pm with a solution.”

  2. 2The criterion

    Handling an upset customer

    Acknowledges the frustration, owns the problem and sets a clear next step.

  3. 3The evidence

    7/10

    Acknowledges the repeat call (“c'est la troisième fois”) and commits to a clear callback time (“avant 17h”). Does not ask what was already tried before promising a fix.

    • Clear next step for the customer
    • Ask what was already tried
  4. 4Your decision

    People decide.

    Compare candidates on the same criteria, replay the answers that matter, and choose who you invite to the next round or present to your client.

Tunisian Derja

An interviewer who speaks like your candidates.

Meet قمر, Scoutly's Tunisian interviewer. For contact centre, sales, retail and operations roles, the first interview happens in the language people use at work, by voice, with real follow-up questions.

Illustration: a contact-centre advisor in Tunis on a headset, at dusk

Built for the first interview of Tunisian contact centres.

Hundreds of applicants, one structured voice interview each, at any hour.

قمر

Voice interview · Tunisian Derja

عسلامة، أنا قمر. احكيلي على projet خدمت عليه وفرحت بالنتيجة متاعو.

Hi, I'm Qamar. Tell me about a project you worked on and were proud of.

خدمت على application متاع gestion de stock. كنت مسؤول على le backend، والـ deadline كان قريب برشا.

I worked on a stock management app. I owned the backend, and the deadline was very tight.

باهي. وكي الـ client بدّل الطلبات في آخر لحظة، شنوّة عملت بالضبط؟

Good. And when the client changed the requirements at the last minute, what exactly did you do?

Derja + French: not penalized Follow-up asked Answer scored

Spoken Derja, as heard in Tunis

قمر asks every question out loud in natural Tunisian, with the French work words people actually use: projet, deadline, client, stage.

Derja, French and English in one answer

Candidates answer the way they talk at work. Switching languages mid-sentence is normal, and it isn't scored against them.

Transcribed as spoken

Derja in Arabic script, French and English in Latin, the way they were said. Negations like ما عنديش are kept, and when an answer is unclear, قمر asks the candidate to repeat it instead of guessing.

The same evidence as every interview

Follow-up questions, a score for every answer, the full transcript and the integrity log.

The problem

The first interview is the most repeated conversation in hiring.

And one of the least consistent. Scoutly runs it for you: the same structured interview for every candidate, with evidence your team can compare side by side.

Scheduling before substance

Finding a slot for every first call can take longer than the call itself, and the same questions fill the week.

No two interviews alike

The 9am candidate and the 5pm candidate rarely get the same questions, so their notes rarely line up.

Technical depth comes late

Coding and system design usually wait for a later round, after everyone has already invested hours.

Evaluation starts from scratch

After every call, someone still has to write it up, score it and compare it with the rest.

The first-round call, compared.

Scheduling

Phone screen: A calendar slot for every candidate

Scoutly: One link, taken at any time

Consistency

Phone screen: Varies by interviewer and time of day

Scoutly: The same structured interview for everyone

Follow-up questions

Phone screen: Depend on the interviewer's notes

Scoutly: Adapt to each answer, at the depth you set

Technical depth

Phone screen: Usually left for a later round

Scoutly: Coding and whiteboard in the first round

Evidence

Phone screen: Notes written from memory

Scoutly: Transcript, a score per answer, highlights

Integrity

Phone screen: Hard to verify remotely

Scoutly: Screen, camera and voice checks, with every event on a timeline

The decision

Phone screen: Your team

Scoutly: Still your team

How Scoutly thinks

The engine behind every interview.

Scoutly doesn't play back a script. For every candidate, it turns your job description into an interview, listens to each answer, decides what to ask next, and scores the evidence against your criteria.

Your job description

The role and your company, in your words

Your candidates

Excel, PDF resumes or one link

Your criteria

The skills that matter and how to score them

Scoutly engine

A structured interview

By voice, chat or video

Adaptive follow-ups

Chosen from each answer

A score for every answer

Against your criteria, with reasons

An evidence report

Transcript, highlights, integrity log

Listens

Every answer is transcribed as the candidate gives it.

Decides

It chooses the next question from what was just said.

Scores

Each answer is rated against your criteria, with the reasoning.

Records

Every session ends with a transcript, evaluations and an integrity log.

From job description to shortlist in three steps.

The AI Interview Generator with a job brief typed in

Same first question. Different follow-ups.

An interviewer that listens, not just asks. Scoutly follows each answer where it leads and asks the question a good interviewer would, so you learn what a candidate actually knows.

Asked to every candidate

“Describe a challenging problem you solved with Node.js and PostgreSQL.”

Sofia answered

A race condition was double-booking delivery vehicles. I fixed it with SELECT FOR UPDATE.

Scoutly asks Sofia

Did that locking cause bottlenecks or deadlocks as traffic grew?

You set the follow-up depth, the tone and the language for every interview.

Your company's interviewer

An interviewer that speaks for your company.

Paste your job description and the interviewer takes on your company. She introduces the role in the candidate's language and answers their questions about it from what you wrote. What you didn't write, she doesn't guess.

Introduces your company

Every interview opens with your company and the role, in the candidate's language.

Answers from your job description

Location, hours, training, next steps: only the facts you gave her.

Never makes things up

Salary or details you left out? She says your team will follow up, and carries on.

Named your way

Keep Qamar, or give your interviewer the name that fits your brand.

Your job description

  • Lumen Freight · Customer advisor
  • Office in Lac 2, Tunis
  • Hours 8:00 to 16:00
  • First two weeks of training

Qamar

Interviewer for Lumen Freight

Demo data

Qamar

Hi Yasmine, I'm Qamar. I'll run your interview for the customer advisor role at Lumen Freight.

Yasmine

Where is the job, and what are the hours?

QamarFrom your job description

The office is in Lac 2, from 8:00 to 16:00, and the first two weeks are training.

Yasmine

And the salary?

QamarNot in your job description

I don't have that detail. The Lumen Freight team will come back to you on it.

New · CV-aware interviews

An interviewer that has read the CV.

Bring in your candidates' CVs, a whole folder at once, or let candidates add their own. Scoutly asks about the experience each CV claims, then shows you where the answers back it up, and where they don't.

Demo data

1Scoutly reads the CV

YB

Yasmine B.

Customer care team lead

Concentrix Tunis · 2022 – today

  • Led a team of 8 agents on shipment-delay calls
  • Cut average handling time by 30% in 2023
  • Top customer satisfaction score of the site, 2021

3 claims to check

2The interview asks about it

QamarFrom the CV

Your CV mentions you led a team of 8 at Concentrix. How did you support them on shipment-delay calls?

Yasmine

Yes, I led eight agents there. We built a callback script together, and cut handling time by about 10% last year.

3The report checks it

CV check

Not part of the score
  • ConfirmedLed a team of 8 agents

    “Yes, I led eight agents there.”

  • Differs from the CVCut handling time by 30%

    “…cut handling time by about 10% last year.”

    Worth a question in the next round.

  • Not discussedTop satisfaction score, 2021

A folder of CVs, one upload

Import CVs in bulk or one at a time. Scoutly reads each one and attaches it to the right candidate.

Candidates can add theirs

On a public link, candidates attach their CV before they start. Make it optional, or required for the role.

Questions about real experience

Light or deep: follow-ups anchored in the roles, results and claims on each CV.

Fair by design

Candidates agree first. The CV check is never scored, and nobody is asked about age, family or gaps.

Request early access

Works with Claude too: add candidates with their CVs from a conversation. Scoutly for Claude

Built for the interviews you actually run.

From high-volume screening to senior engineering loops, choose the format each role needs.

Live coding, observed

The editor behind VS Code, with 14 languages. Scoutly follows the solution as it takes shape and asks about the choices behind it.

A coding question with the solution being written in the editor

Voice, chat or video

Candidates answer the way they're most comfortable and can switch between voice and chat mid-interview. Every mode ends in the same report.

Chat Voice Video

In their language

Interviews run and are evaluated in Tunisian Derja, English, French, Spanish, German or Dutch, so candidates answer at their best.

TNاحكيلي على système كبّرتو مؤخرا.
ENTell me about a system you scaled recently.
FRParlez-moi d'un système que vous avez fait évoluer.
ESCuéntame sobre un sistema que hayas escalado.
DEErzählen Sie mir von einem System, das Sie skaliert haben.
NLVertel me over een systeem dat u heeft opgeschaald.

System design on a whiteboard

Candidates sketch the architecture and talk it through while Scoutly asks about the trade-offs. The drawing is analyzed in their report.

An architecture diagram drawn on the interview whiteboard

Paste the job description. Scoutly builds the assessment.

Questions, scoring criteria and recommended settings, drafted from your job description or a plain-language brief. Review and edit everything before it goes live.

The AI Interview Generator drafting an interview from a one-line job brief

A REST API for your stack

Create interviews, add candidates and pull results programmatically, with API keys you manage.

GET /api/v1/interviews/:id/sessions
→ { participantName, status, report }

New · Scoutly for Claude

Run a hiring round from a conversation with Claude.

Connect Scoutly to Claude and say what you need in plain words. Claude turns your job post into a Scoutly interview, adds your candidates, sends the invitations once you say yes, then tells you who did best and why.

Claude

ScoutlyDemo data
customer-advisor.pdf

Here's our new opening. Build a 15-minute interview in French and add Yasmine, Karim and Sarra.

ScoutlyCreate job from descriptionScoutlyAdd candidates

Claude

The interview is ready in Scoutly: 6 questions on customer care and calm under pressure. Yasmine, Karim and Sarra each have a personal link. Shall I email their invitations?

Yes, send them.

ScoutlyEmail interview invitations3 sent
Three days later

Who should I call back first?

ScoutlyList candidatesScoutlyCompare candidates
  1. 1Yasmine8.4Calm with the angry caller, clear next steps
  2. 2Sarra7.1Strong product answers, rushed the close
  3. 3Karim—Interview not finished yet

Full reports open in Scoutly

Works with what's already in Claude

Bring the job post as a PDF or a link, or from your email and Drive when they're connected to Claude.

Nothing goes out without your yes

Claude shows you who would be emailed and waits for your OK before any invitation is sent.

The same evidence as in Scoutly

Every answer is scored by Scoutly, with the quote that justifies the score. Claude reads it; it doesn't rescore it.

Your workspace, your permissions

Claude only sees the workspace you pick, with your role. Disconnect it from Settings at any time.

  1. Your job post

    A PDF, a link or an email: wherever it already lives.

  2. You ask Claude

    In plain words, the way you'd brief a colleague.

  3. Scoutly builds the interview

    Questions, criteria and interviewer, in the right language.

  4. Candidates interview

    Voice, chat or video, in Derja, French or English, at any hour.

  5. Results come back

    Scores with evidence, side by side, ready for your decision.

One platform, shaped to each role.

Choose the question types, formats and integrity controls each assessment needs.

Hear every agent before you invite them in.

  • Voice interviews in Tunisian Derja, French or English, taken at any hour
  • The same questions for every applicant, scored against your criteria
  • A transcript and communication-style notes for every answer
See how it works for call centres
A voice interview in progress: the interviewer is speaking and the live transcript appears alongside
Illustration: a candidate in Tunis answering an interview on his laptop at home in the evening 21:40, from home
The screen a candidate sees before starting: the assessment, its length, and the available formats

For candidates

An interview candidates can do their best in.

Candidates aren't data points. Scoutly tells them what to expect, lets them answer their way, and lets them pick up where they left off if the connection drops.

Clear expectations

The number of questions, the expected length and the formats are shown before they begin.

Their way

Voice, chat or video, and they can switch between voice and chat at any time.

In their language

The interview runs in Tunisian Derja, French, English, Spanish, German or Dutch.

No call to schedule

They start when they're ready, from any time zone.

Pick up where they left off

If the connection drops, they return to the same link and pick up where they left off.

Guided answers

Each voice question explains how to respond, and nothing is sent until they're done.

A warm-up first

Before a voice interview, two practice questions to settle in. Nothing in the warm-up is recorded, scored or shared.

A thank-you after

When they finish, they get a thank-you email in their language, so no one is left wondering.

Turn every interview into structured evidence.

When a session ends, Scoutly analyzes it automatically. Your team gets a structured, scored read on the candidate, with the transcript behind every score.

    Summary and transcript

    What the candidate showed, with every word they said behind it.

    A score for every answer

    Strengths and gaps for each question, with the reasoning.

    Your assessment dimensions

    Scores against the criteria you defined for the role.

    Communication style

    How direct, detailed and clear each answer is, from the transcript.

    Highlights and areas to probe

    What stood out, and what to explore in the next round.

    Your team knows when it's ready

    Everyone on the project gets an email with the score, a short summary and a link to the report.

    Their LinkedIn, one click away

    Candidates can add their profile when they start, and it sits next to their name.

    A PDF you can send as is

    Print-ready, in the interview's language, Arabic and Derja included. XLSX too, or review together in a shared project.

Download a sample report (PDF)See a full demo round
A Scoutly candidate report: the summary, the overall score and the first question-by-question evaluations

Integrity

Know what happened in every interview.

Turn on integrity controls and every event lands on a timeline, with the question being answered and the screenshots around it. The decision stays with your team.

Before
Identity photo, camera, microphone, the entire screen and browser full screen are checked.
During
Leaving full screen or the page is logged, and pasted text is blocked.
After
The shared screen is reviewed for AI tools, answers for a second voice, the camera for covering or virtual cameras.
Shared screen · entire screen00:00
AI

Setup check

  • Entire screen shared
  • Camera and microphone
  • Browser full screen
  • Identity photo taken

Interview in progress

00:0012:00

Built to earn the trust of recruiters and candidates.

Hiring decisions affect people's careers. Scoutly is designed so you can explain every result, to your managers, your clients and your candidates.

“Hiring teams repeat the same first conversation hundreds of times. We built Scoutly so every candidate gets a fair, structured interview, and every team gets evidence instead of notes from memory.”

The Scoutly team, Tunis

Your team decides

Scoutly never accepts or rejects anyone. Every score comes with the reasoning and the full transcript, and people choose who moves forward.

See a sample report

Fair by design

Every candidate gets the same structured interview, scored against the criteria you set, not against a CV or a first impression.

How the AI is used

Honest with candidates

Candidates know from the first screen that they are talking to an AI. They choose voice, chat or video, and take the interview when it suits them.

AI transparency

A team you can reach

Scoutly is a Tunisian company. Talk directly to the people who build it, in your time zone, by email, phone or WhatsApp.

Message us on WhatsApp

Questions, answered.

Something else on your mind? Ask us when you request access.

Scoutly is an AI interview and assessment platform for hiring teams. You describe a role, Scoutly generates a structured interview, runs it with each candidate by voice, chat or video, asks follow-up questions based on their answers, and gives your team a scored report with a transcript for every candidate.

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Meet every candidate without another calendar invite.

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    Tell us who you are and the role you're hiring for.

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    We learn how you interview today and agree on the campaign to run.

  3. Your free campaign

    We build the interview with you, you invite your candidates and get a report for each one. You decide afterwards whether to continue.

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