Monark Pepit
AI-Powered CV Review for Recruiters
What it does
Monark Pepit — AI-powered recruitment Pepit analyzes submitted resumes through a five-step pipeline (upload, extraction, AI scoring, report, notification), producing an explained score with documented criteria rather than a black-box result. It identifies candidate strengths and flags for review, and generates interview questions tailored to each profile. The AI assists recruiters; it never replaces their final decision.
AI CV review for recruiters: explained scoring, candidate ranking and interview guides generated by Monark Pepit.
Pepit analyzes CVs, ranks candidates, and prepares interviews without replacing your HR tools. V1 relies on Google Drive. The product trajectory aims for a multi-channel intelligence layer for both candidates and companies. Pepit displays the score, but also the reasons: job fit, strong signals, identified reservations, and questions to ask during the interview. The real problem in recruitment isn't the lack of candidates. It's the time spent reading before you can compare. Drive, email, upload, ATS, LinkedIn. CVs don't always follow the same path, and recruiters manually rebuild each file. The same reading before every comparison. Pepit produces a structured report upon receipt so human…from monark.so
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