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From a moment of truth to a clear next step.

PXi connects experience with action. This is the intended workflow and a set of illustrative hiring examples. A production rollout must verify each handoff, from consent and capture through analysis, privacy eligibility, delivery, and follow-up.

01

Listen

Start with a defined interaction and a permitted event source. The hiring example uses interview completion; each additional journey needs an agreed event contract.

Event received
Webhook

interview.completed

SourceConfigured event gateway
StatusIllustrative event
02

Ask at the moment of truth

Invite voluntary input close to the interaction. Explain the purpose, honor a decline, and separate identifying information from experience analysis.

Experience check sent
Hiring example / sample session

Voluntary input with clear consent

WindowSent within 2 hours
03

Score the experience

Organize input into relevant aspects such as communication, timing, and clarity. A detected tag is a topic, not yet a supported intervention.

Aspect scoring
Engineering / EMEA

Clarity signal requires group-level review

Aspects affectedRole clarity, communication
04

Detect patterns

Compare eligible groups with relevant baselines. Withhold results where sample size, privacy rules, or evidence quality are insufficient.

Pattern detected
Trend / 21 days

Three teams show the same Stage 2 drift

Context to reviewHiring manager handoff
05

Route action

Apply a configured rule, assign an owner, and record delivery and follow-up. Aspects without an approved rule need an explicit unsupported outcome.

Intervention routed
Illustrative action / not sent

Confirm the next step and its owner

Suggested actionSend candidate update within 24 hours
Follow-upActivate interviewer nudge cadence

Built for the workflow you already use

Workflow-native by design.

Start with the tools and decisions your team already uses. Confirm which event adapters, analysis rules, and delivery channels are configured for your deployment. A preview of an alert is not evidence that a provider received it.