saulera · dossier engine

From brief to booked interview, on one page.

How the dossier engine works, in seven short steps. Every claim in the finished pack shows its source.

Open the live demo → · Submission pack · Client knowledge · Prep sent

Write down how each client hires.

One note per client on /clients. Every pack for that client is built on it.

  • Add a client
  • Write the note, field by field, saved as you go
  • Tick what a candidate may see

Pick a client. Add the brief and the CV.

Paste each one, or drop a file on the box. PDF, Word or plain text, read in the browser. The tool stores nothing about the candidate.

  • Pick the client from the rail
  • Add the brief
  • Add the CV

Two routes to the same pack.

A clock counts the seconds while it works. A minute or two, usually.

Primary

Generate the pack

Press the button and leave the page open.

Fallback

Or copy the prompt and open Claude

Paste the prompt into your own Claude tab, then paste the reply back here.

Every claim checked, word for word.

Each claim is verified against the CV and the client note before you see it. The sources render beside the pack.

Read it

Anything unverified says so.

Copy the pack

One button, then it goes wherever the submission goes.

Once the interview is booked.

Enter the date and the candidate's email. A preview shows exactly what will be sent: only the note fields you ticked, never the pack.

  • Date and email
  • Preview, line by line
  • Send it, or not yet

A private prep page of their own.

The candidate arrives by emailed link, without an account or a password.

The brief and the prep

The role, what this client values, where to focus.

The run-through

A practice session, plus one reminder the day before.

Sent, and opened.

/counts shows two numbers, prep sent and prep opened. Nothing else is tracked.

  • Sent, every prep link that went out
  • Opened, every candidate who used theirs

That's the loop.

Write the client note once. After that it is brief and CV in, a checked pack out, and a candidate who walks in prepared.