Multilingual & Bilingual Hiring

Screen candidates in the language they applied in

An applicant submits in Spanish at 10pm. Morgan calls in Spanish, interviews in Spanish, and hands your recruiter an English scorecard with the full transcript attached.

GDPR compliant
SOC 2 Type II certified
CCPA compliant
TCPA compliant
Two warehouse colleagues walking and talking between storage racks

Trusted by the teams who hire at volume

Agilus Work Solutions
Synergie
C.H. Robinson
WD-40
Conrail

Bilingual hiring queues behind whoever can screen in the language

Bilingual recruiters are the constraint

You have one person who can screen in Spanish, or French, or Tagalog. Every candidate in that language queues behind their calendar, and the queue never gets shorter.

English-only screening filters for the wrong thing

Screening in English on a role that is not performed in English measures language confidence rather than the ability to do the job.

Scores stop being comparable

When different recruiters screen different language groups, you lose the one thing that makes a shortlist defensible: everyone answered the same questions and was scored the same way.

40+

languages Morgan interviews in

4.6/5

average candidate rating of the interview

1 minute

median time from application to interview

Where language coverage changes the pipeline

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

Warehouse and fulfilment

Manufacturing and production

Caregivers and home care aides

Housekeeping and facilities

Food service and hospitality

Bilingual contact center agents

Construction and skilled trades

Agriculture and seasonal labour

What it looks like plugged into your ATS

1

A requisition opens

You set the criteria once. The rubric is shared across every language the role will be screened in.

2

Morgan calls in their language

Contact goes out by phone, text, email or WhatsApp, in the language the candidate applied in.

3

They interview without a translator

The whole conversation happens in the candidate’s language, at whatever hour suits them.

4

Your recruiter reads one scorecard

Scores, transcripts and recordings land on the candidate record, comparable across every language group.

THE SCORECARD

What your recruiter actually sees

Language of the interview

Availability and shift fit

Role-specific experience

Work eligibility

Pay expectations

Knockout questions

Camila R.

Screened by Morgan · interviewed in Spanish

Recommended

9.2

overall / 10

Language of the interview

9.2

Availability and shift fit

8.6

Role-specific experience

9.5

Work eligibility

10

Pay expectations

8.1

Transcript

Recording

ID verified

Knockouts

M

Mobile

Morgan · AI Recruiter

Today 8:03pm

Hola Camila, gracias por postularte al puesto de asesora que publicamos. Tengo algunas preguntas. ¿Tienes unos minutos para hablar ahora?

Sí. ¿Puedo hacer la entrevista en español?

Claro, toda la entrevista será en español.

Perfecto, adelante.

Muy bien, te llamo ahora mismo.

Morgan is calling Camille…

Interviewed in French · scorecard delivered in English

Hear it yourself

Hear Morgan screen a candidate

A real recorded interview, start to finish. Morgan runs the same conversation in 40+ languages.

What this is worth at your volume

What a bilingual screening bottleneck costs

Enter your applicant volume, a typical screening call length and your loaded recruiter cost. The result is hours reclaimed from a queue that used to wait on one bilingual recruiter.

Your numbers
$40,000$150,000
5 min60 min
50050,000
Your estimated savings$152,344
$12,695Saved per month
5,200Recruiter 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 a bilingual market

Agilus screens in English and French Canadian on the same requisitions

Agilus Work Solutions operates across Canada, where a single requisition can draw applicants in two languages. Rather than routing French Canadian candidates to whoever was free to screen them, Tenzo interviews every qualified applicant in their own language within minutes, and writes scores and transcripts back into the ATS in one comparable format.

“The speed at which Tenzo gets applicants into our ecosystem is just incredible.” — Craig Brown, CEO, Agilus Work Solutions

Across all candidates, Tenzo interviews average 4.6 out of 5, and 98% of candidates rate the AI interview positively.

Multilingual hiring, answered

What talent teams ask us before they screen across more than one language.

Which languages does Morgan interview in?

40+ languages. Morgan interviews in the language the candidate applied in, across phone, text, email and WhatsApp.

Do we get the scorecard in English?

Your team reads one scorecard format regardless of the interview language, with the full transcript and the recording attached to the candidate record.

Are candidates scored consistently across languages?

Every candidate on a requisition is scored against the same rubric, which is what makes a multilingual shortlist comparable. Scorecards are fully customizable per requisition, and the criteria apply to every language group on that requisition.

Will candidates actually complete an AI interview?

98% of candidates rate the AI interview positively, the average rating is 4.6 out of 5, and the median time from application to interview is one minute.

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 Bullhorn, Workday, iCIMS, SAP SuccessFactors, UKG, Dayforce, ADP, Greenhouse, SmartRecruiters, Workable, Jobvite, Ashby, Avature, Cornerstone, Taleo, PageUp and Salesforce.

Is this compliant enough for our legal team?

Tenzo is SOC 2 Type II certified and GDPR compliant, 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 a bilingual requisition and we will screen it for you

Give us thirty minutes on a role you currently screen in two languages. You will see scored candidates from both the same day.