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Trusted by 900 hiring teams

Every application is a file from a stranger.

Hollis screens every attachment before a recruiter can open it, renders it in the browser so nothing is downloaded, and makes the whole pipeline searchable. Hiring stops being your softest attack surface.

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Candidate

Daniel Vasquez

Senior Platform Engineer · applied 2 hours ago

Screened
No threats found
Text indexed, searchable
Opened in browser, never downloaded

Hiring teams using Hollis

NorthwindAldergateBrightpathCairnstoneHalcyon LabsMerrow

Hiring software that assumes the worst about attachments

Screened before it is clickable

Every CV and portfolio is scanned on arrival. Until the result comes back, the attachment stays locked. A recruiter cannot open something nobody has checked.

Read without downloading

Applications render in the browser. Nothing is written to your recruiters’ machines, which removes the step every attachment-borne attack depends on.

Searchable, including the scans

We extract the text from every application, so searching for a qualification finds the candidate who sent a photographed CV as well as the one who sent a clean PDF.

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What happens when someone applies

  1. 1

    They upload

    From their machine, a Drive folder or Dropbox, because that is where CVs actually live.

  2. 2

    We screen it

    The file is scanned in storage before anyone sees it. Clean files unlock. Infected files are quarantined and your security team is told.

  3. 3

    Your team reviews

    The CV opens in the browser, the text is indexed, and the candidate moves through your pipeline.

2.1m

Attachments screened

1,840

Malicious files blocked

0

Files downloaded to reviewer machines

“Our penetration test flagged the recruitment inbox two years running. After Hollis it came back clean, and honestly the search is the bit the team actually talks about.”
Head of IT, financial services group
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Attachments are screened by the Filestack virus detection task in a Workflow, previewed through the hosted document viewer and indexed with OCR.

What Filestack does here

Scans every attachment for malware before anyone can open it, displays it in the browser without downloading it, and extracts the text so applications are searchable.

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