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Free ATS · Audio & video calls

Free video interviews and calls with candidates

Voice or video, in one click from the browser. The call rings in the Jober app on the candidate's phone or in their web panel - no meeting links, no phone numbers.

In the panel

A video interview without extra tools

You start the call next to the candidate's details. No meeting links to send and no numbers to look up - you see each other and talk.

Voice or video - pick what suits the conversation.
In the browser - nothing to install.
Device check - test your camera and microphone before the first call.
Where it rings

On their phone or in their browser

The candidate takes the call wherever they are: in the Jober app on their phone, even when the app is closed, or in their candidate panel in the browser.

Mobile app - the phone rings like a normal call.
Web panel - a call window pops up in the browser.
Their choice - candidates decide whether and when they take calls.
Call history

Every call on record

The history shows who you called, voice or video, how the call went and how long you talked - so you always know who to call back.

Answered, missed, declined - see at a glance how each call went.
Time and length - when you talked and for how long.
Busy status - a candidate already on a call is shown as busy.
FAQ

Video interviews and calls - questions and answers

Are the calls free?

Yes. Voice and video calls are part of Jober's free ATS, with no fee per minute.

Does the candidate need to install anything?

No. They answer in the browser in their candidate panel, or in the free Jober app on their phone, where the call rings like a normal one.

Do I need a camera?

For a video call, yes; for a voice call a microphone is enough. Before the first call you can test your camera and microphone in the panel.

Can candidates call me?

No. Only employers start calls, and only candidates who agreed to take calls can be called.

Can I see past calls?

Yes. The call history lists every call: voice or video, answered, missed or declined, when it took place and how long it lasted.