Our AI-powered sourcing tool is able to search a profile by their name. Go to Search by Name filter and type the candidate’s name. You can also combine the search with other filters, such as company and job title to get more specific result. 

You will need to create a project and go to Contact Information filter and select from these options: email, phone number, and contact searchable. If you click on email, our recruitment tool will show people who have personal email address only. If you click phone number, Shortlyst will provide you phone number and email address of the candidates. If you click contact searchable, all the contact details, including email, phone number, and social media links will be fetched.

When you got a limited result, try to broaden your search to find more qualified candidates. Some of the candidates might have different wording in their profiles and some might exist in very specific areas. Use more general job titles and skills, put broad years of experience, and use boolean string within the filters. The usage of keywords will also help you to find candidates in a specific domain.

Our AI sourcing tool also provides the boolean search to accommodate recruiters who prefer more traditional search methods or want to take more control of their search. You could apply the boolean search to job titles, skills, companies, and keywords.

If you don’t want to reach out to candidates who had been reached out by your team member or connected in the past month, our AI sourcing tool provides a redundancy filter. Click on the “redundancy filter” on the top of the leads page, then exclude the “interacted with my team in the past 1 month” filter, and click “apply filter”. then exclude the “interacted with my team in the past 1 month” filter, and click “apply filter”.

Our AI sourcing tool comes in handy when you want to see your first-degree connection on LinkedIn which also exist in Shortlyst’s database. Click on the “redundancy filter” on the leads page and you will see “My 1st connections”. Hover the space next to it, click the “only” button that will appear, and click apply filter.