Franchise & Multi-Location Networks

Fifty locations, fifty hiring standards

A location posts a role on Tuesday. Morgan screens the applicants against the network standard, and both the local manager and the brand see the same scored shortlist, in the same format, on the same day.

GDPR compliant
SOC 2 Type II certified
CCPA compliant
TCPA compliant
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Trusted by the teams who hire at volume

Victra
WD-40
TaxAct
C.H. Robinson
Agilus Work Solutions

Franchise hiring happens at the unit, and the brand standard rarely follows

Every location screens its own way

Interview guides get sent out and quietly ignored. What actually happens is whatever the operator has time for that week.

The brand cannot see what is going on

Without comparable data across locations, you cannot tell which sites are struggling to staff, or why, until turnover shows it.

Operators will not adopt more admin

Anything that adds steps for a manager who is already running a floor does not get used, no matter what the rollout deck said.

1 minute

median time from application to interview

24/7

interviewing, including nights and weekends

98%

of candidates rate the AI interview positively

Roles Morgan screens across a network

Every one interviewed against the same rubric, in the language they applied in.

Crew and store associates

Cashiers and front of house

Cooks and kitchen staff

Shift leads and supervisors

Assistant and general managers

Delivery and drivers

Cleaning and facilities

Service and field technicians

What it looks like plugged into your ATS

1

The network sets the standard

You define the criteria, questions and knockouts centrally, with room to vary them where a location genuinely differs.

2

A location posts a role

Morgan picks it up and contacts every applicant within minutes by phone, text or WhatsApp.

3

Candidates interview the same way everywhere

The same structured interview runs at every site, in 40+ languages, around the clock.

4

Local and central both get the data

The operator sees a scored shortlist; the brand sees comparable scoring and volume across the network.

THE SCORECARD

What the operator and the brand both see

Availability and shift fit

Commute and reliable transport

Customer service scenarios

Work eligibility and age requirements

Brand-standard competencies

Knockout questions

Tasha L.

Screened by Morgan · Shift Lead, North Side

Recommended

8.9

overall / 10

Availability and shift fit

9.2

Commute and reliable transport

8.6

Customer service scenarios

9.5

Work eligibility and age

10

Brand-standard competencies

8.1

Transcript

Recording

ID verified

Knockouts

M

Mobile

Morgan · AI Recruiter

Today 6:55pm

Hi Tasha, thanks for applying for the shift lead role at our North Side location. I just have a few questions. Are you free to talk now?

Yes. Is the process the same at every store?

The same interview and the same scorecard at all of them. I will cover the rest on the call.

Good to know. Go ahead.

Great, calling you now.

Morgan is calling Tasha…

Interview completed 7:08pm · scored against the network standard

Hear it yourself

Hear Morgan screen a crew candidate

A real recorded interview, start to finish. The same conversation runs at every location in the network.

What this is worth at your volume

What unit-manager screening costs across the network

Enter the applicant volume across your locations, a typical screening call length and your loaded cost. The result is manager hours returned to running the unit.

Your numbers
$40,000$150,000
5 min60 min
50050,000
Your estimated savings$117,188
$9,766Saved per month
4,000Recruiter hours reclaimed per year
Plus
35%faster time-to-hire
22%increase in candidate satisfaction
19%increase in quality of hire
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CUSTOMER PROOF

Proof from multi-location operators

The standard runs itself

Multi-location operators including Kwik Trip and Victra run hiring through Tenzo. Because Morgan runs the same structured interview at every site, the brand standard is enforced by the process rather than by asking managers to follow a guide.

Every candidate is contacted within minutes, interviewed in 40+ languages around the clock, and scored against the same rubric — which is what makes candidates and locations comparable.

Across the network, candidates average 4.6 out of 5 on the interview and 98% rate it positively.

Network hiring, answered

What brand and network leaders ask us before rolling a hiring standard across locations.

Can locations keep their own criteria?

Scorecards are fully customizable per requisition, so you can hold one network standard and vary knockouts by location or role where the site genuinely differs.

Does this take hiring away from the operator?

No. The operator still decides who to hire. What changes is that they open a scored, ranked shortlist instead of a list of names to call.

What does the brand actually get to see?

Every candidate across the network is scored against the same rubric, with transcripts and recordings on the record — so scoring and volume are comparable between locations rather than anecdotal.

How much does a manager have to do?

Nothing per candidate. Morgan contacts and interviews applicants automatically once a role is open.

What does Tenzo write back into our ATS?

A score, a full transcript, and the interview recording, attached to the candidate record. Tenzo integrates with 57+ ATS and CRM platforms, including Workday, UKG, Dayforce, ADP, iCIMS, SAP SuccessFactors, Cornerstone, Greenhouse, SmartRecruiters, Workable, Jobvite, Ashby, Avature, Taleo, PageUp, Bullhorn and Salesforce.

Is this compliant enough for our legal team?

Tenzo is SOC 2 Type II certified and compliant with GDPR, CCPA and TCPA, and scoring is bias-aware. Morgan does not make the hiring decision — it produces a rubric-scored, auditable record and a human decides.

Bring us one location and we will screen it for you

Give us thirty minutes on a live opening at a single site. You will see scored candidates the same day.