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A step-by-step walkthrough for running an EX Avatar AI video interview end to end. EX Avatar is Available today.
Running EX
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Before you start

You need a configured role with EX Avatar enabled, and a candidate to invite. See Configure and Session Types.

Steps

The notice is acknowledged before the interview starts. The dotted line is the path when an invite lapses.
1

Enable EX Avatar for the role

Turn on EX Avatar for the pipeline stage where the video interview should run.
Enable EX Avatar for the role
2

Confirm the questions and rubric

Review the questions and scoring rubric the avatar interviewer will use for this role. See How to Set Scoring Weights.
Confirm the questions and rubric
3

Invite the candidate

Send the invite or share the interview link, with the AI interview notice and privacy consent captured before the interview starts. See Invite Flows.
Invite the candidate
4

Candidate completes the interview

The candidate joins from any browser, passes the device and camera check, and completes the avatar interview.
Candidate completes the interview
5

Scoring and automated quality checks

The agent scores the interview against the rubric, and automated quality checks run on the output before it surfaces. See AI Observability.
Scoring and automated quality checks
6

Review the Avatar AI Screening Report

Open the report from the Decision Center, read the score and the evidence behind it, and check any quality review flags. See Session Reports.
Review the Avatar AI Screening Report
7

Make the decision

A human reviewer decides and advances or holds the candidate. Every decision change needs a stated reason, and no adverse decision is made autonomously.
Make the decision

FAQs

An Avatar AI Screening Report, reviewed in Monitor.
Yes. Admins pick the avatar interviewer from the options in Settings, and additional avatar options appear there as they are added.
No. Scoring is content-based, grounded in what the candidate says, not facial analysis or expression.
Yes. The report is decision support; a human owns the outcome.