HireOS

Finance & Accounting recruitment

Screening built for finance & accounting desks.

Qualifications and regulatory status decide the shortlist, and both are buried on page three.

Book a callHow the screening works

A Finance & Accounting shortlist in the HireOS workspace, rebuilt from the application’s own components. Illustrative data — yours is built from your own description.

What actually decides fit

The things a finance & accounting recruiter checks first.

HireOS turns your job description into a weighted rubric, so these become the requirements every candidate is scored against — with a quote from the CV behind each call.

ACA / ACCA / CIMA
Regulated experience
Systems (SAP, Oracle, Xero)
Sector exposure

Why the ranking holds up

A score you can defend to a client.

One rubric per role

Built from the job description before any CV is read, so criteria cannot drift between the fourth candidate and the seventy-fourth.

Evidence for every “met”

A verbatim quote from the CV, or it does not count. Confident wording earns nothing on its own.

Hard requirements cap the score

A missing must-have — the ticket, the registration, the PQE — caps the result instead of being averaged away.

Ask HireOS why one candidate ranks above another and you get a requirement, a verdict, and the line from the CV it came from.

Other desks

The same rubric, tuned by the description you paste.

The offer

Run one of your live roles through it.

Take a vacancy you are working right now and the CVs already sitting in your inbox. The shortlist either matches what your recruiter would have picked, or it does not — and you will know from the first role.

Book a callNothing to install. Your data stays yours.
  1. 1Twenty minutesYou bring one live hiring workflow and the real inputs it uses. We look at it together—no deck or discovery questionnaire.
  2. 2Set up on the callWe configure the module you intend to buy and run the first real step with you while you watch.
  3. 3Then 7 days aloneYour team runs it on live work and judges the outcome you agreed upfront—not anything we said.