Must-have condition
If the client defines it as genuinely indispensable and confirms it was not met, the client may close the path and preserve the reason.
BUSCOS Evidence
BUSCOS Evidence applies the full contextual method to people invited by the client: objective must-have requirements, personalised role situations and traceable evidence so the client can decide whom to interview.
Example high-volume process
Your team defines the criteria and makes the final decision. BUSCOS makes the path reviewable.
Discarding also needs criteria
BUSCOS separates objective conditions that are truly indispensable from preferences and role evidence. The client reviews that record and confirms every decision to continue or close a path.
If the client defines it as genuinely indispensable and confirms it was not met, the client may close the path and preserve the reason.
It helps organise human review, but it does not automatically exclude a person.
The same situation reveals how each person prioritises, decides and explains their reasoning.
How the workload comes down
The process is designed around one real vacancy, its actual requirements and your interview capacity. BUSCOS does not source candidates or decide whom to hire.
We translate the role into objective must-have conditions and keep preferences separate.
People invited by the client face adapted situations under the same explicit criteria.
The team can see what requirement was not met, who did not complete and which evidence is missing.
RRHH and the role owner review comparable evidence and decide whom to interview.
When it fits
Reduce manual CV review and focus the team on people with relevant, comparable evidence.
Document why the client decided that someone continues or leaves the process, without attributing that decision to BUSCOS.
Review evidence from the job before filling the calendar with generic first conversations.
We will define the objective requirements, personalised role evidence and review path that make the process manageable without taking the decision away from your team.