| Available for | Roles | Super Admin, Admin |
| Permissions | Cannot be accessed by users assigned to custom roles | |
| Packages | Lever Basic, LeverTRM, LeverTRM for Enterprise |
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This article pertains to Lever's legacy reporting interface. Lever's newest reporting interface - Visual Insights - offers enhanced analytics functionality on par and beyond what is available in Legacy Reports. Specifically, conversion metrics can be found on the Pipeline dashboard in Visual Insights. To learn more, refer to our Pipeline dashboard help article. |
The Candidate stats report is an overview of the volume of candidates that moved into the stages of your pipeline over a specified period of time. This information can be especially useful when answering questions, such as:
- How many candidates applied to specific postings last week?
- How many candidates have I sourced?
- What is the general candidate funnel?
High-level summary
One of the first things you will notice on the Candidates stats overview is the high level summary.
These numbers provide you with quick answers to questions, such as:
- How many candidates did we hire?
- Where did candidates came from (i.e. what is their origin)?
- How many candidates are included within this report?
Candidate stats table
Underneath the summary, you will find a list of all of your pipeline stages broken down by 'New in Stage' and 'All in Stage'.
- New in Stage refers to candidates who entered into a stage during the time period.
- All in Stage encompasses candidates who are both new in stage and who were already existing in that stage when the time period began.
Candidates in this report
One of the powerful features in Lever's reporting suite is the ability to expose underlying data by clicking on any of the visible numbers. For example, if you were to click on a number under the 'New in Stage' column for the 'Phone Interview' stage, the Candidates in this report module underneath the stages would refresh to reflect your selection criteria.
Filters and bookmarks
There may come a time when you will need to create a custom report in order to answer the questions listed above. You will notice at the top of the report there is a Filter module.
Click anywhere on the filter bar to expand the module and refine your search by a specific job posting, team, candidate owner, interviewer, scheduler, status, origin, source, and or tag.
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Date range filters are based on your local timezone, as determined by your browser. The start date begins at the beginning of the day and the end date goes until the end of that day in your timezone. Filters for statuses (e.g. stages and archive reasons) apply to when the change occurred. If a stage change or archive event happened outside the date range, it will not be captured in the report. |
When you have entered in all of your selection criteria, click the Create Report button to update the report. Use the Bookmark feature to save reports that you frequently run.
CSV export (Super Admins only)
When you are ready to download the report that you have created, click on Export to spreadsheet in the upper-right corner to download a CSV file. Note that only Super Admins are able to export reports data.
